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Taste them all and vote for your favorite ‘Greatest of the Grape’

Come celebrate the 42nd anniversary of Oregon’s oldest wine and food pairing event – the Greatest of the Grape on March 3rd from 7-11 pm at Seven Feathers Casino & Resort. Twenty-eight wineries will showcase their best wine professionally paired wi…

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Card No. 3- Zinnia

This process I am going through is so interesting….making cards using only what I already have.  It speaks to the notion of wanting what you have rather than having what you want.  It also speaks to me about aging and how our culture e…

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Card No. 2

I decided that I didn’t like the way the poinsettia mandala looked in the black frame so I made it into a card.  I like it better with red backing the green.  It also gave me an opportunity to make card No. 2.  All comments and suggestio…

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My Creative Spirit Has Re-emerged

During the holidays I went through a dormat period in terms of my creativity.  Now with more Oregon sunshine my creative juices have begun to flow.  The first thing I did was to create another coaster set using the Laurel Burch material and c…

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IS IT TOO SOON TO PLAN ON FAIR WEATHER EN PLEIN AIR?

Photo  of Troon Vineyard, ApplegateI’ve lived in the Rogue Valley for the past 48 years!  I believe that should qualify me as “almost a native”  since I can’t be MUCH older than that!    In that case, I am recalling years …

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Dragons and Art for Chinese New Year 2012 in Jacksonville

Chinese New Year's Parade, Jacksonville 2012

Last year I spoke with Tami Lohman, art teacher to the elementary students at St Mary’s School, about a show of her student’s work at the GoodBean. When it came down to the final preparations, she had to step aside as her kids got the gig to create dragons for this year’s parade, and Betsy Moore, who teaches the kids in grades 8-12, got the space for her St Mary’s High School art students instead. Naturally I was thrilled to see beautiful hearts galore from Betsy’s students come in to hang on the walls, and was really looking forward to seeing the dragons created and performed by Tami’s younger kids.

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Provisional Painting: Part 2

The must read follow up to Raphael Rubinstein's influential essay "Provisional Painting." Starting with James Lord's observations of Giacometti's intense process, a process that ended in abandonment, Rubinstein tests the theor…

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The Lake in Winter

Lake in Winter, by Silvia Trujillo

The Lake in Winter: Yesterday was warm enough for plein air, so I headed for the lake and was delighted to catch some warm afternoon light on the distant hills and a very blue sky which gave the water its lovely color. It was a refreshing time to be outdoors both mentally, physically, and spiritually!   8′x10″  oil on canvas

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1/2 Off

The images below are available at 1/2 off my regular prices. This applies to all print sizes as long as the image is in this portfolio. If you’re interested in one or more photographs below, this is a good time to make a purchase since …

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Van Gogh’s Close Up

Bob Duggan previews the exhibition Van Gogh: Up Close at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, on view through May 6, 2012. Duggan writes that "The mad, sad, and dangerous to know Vincent seen through the telephoto lens of legend gives way here to a…

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