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About the author: SOAR: The Southern Oregon Artist's Resource is a directory of Southern Oregon artists, artisans and those who serve them and calendar of their art events, and Art Matters!, our blog posting Southern Oregon art events and matters of interest to artists, enthusiasts and patrons of the arts near and far. SOAR was created and is maintained by art advocate and web designer Hannah West in Jacksonville, Oregon to promote our diverse and talented arts community to our visitors and the rest of the world. OUR MISSION: to help authors get their books into print and worldwide retail distribution; to provide inspired solutions for editing, design and layout; and to maintain the voice of the author and the integrity of the concept. The Little Bach Book by David Gordon 160 pages, 6 x 9, softcover, 82 illustrations, maps, bibliography Bach specialist David Gordon has created a richly illustrated and amusing collection of his favorite anecdotes, historical explanations, timelines, bits of pathos, gritty vignettes of everyday realities, and colorful stories about J.S. Bach and everyday life around him in early 18th-century Germany. There’s no other book like it. Learn More… The Soup Kit by Ginna BB Gordon color photos by the author, 208 pages, 8.5 x 8.5, softcover Everything a cook needs to know about soup: a little history, a lot of spice and herb combos borrowed Continue reading Lucky Valley Press July Newsletter By Ginna BB Gordon, 1 contributed posts
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About the author:Book ReviewBODY WISDOMSecrets for Achieving Health,Happiness and LongevityDr. Gerald Senogles, D.O.M., L.Ac.BODY WISDOM gives you important informationabout your body and your health. “Every feeling that doesn’t seem right, or isn’t what it used to be,… Continue reading Body Wisdom By Ginna Gordon, 28 contributed posts
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About the author: I build Shrines to the Divine entirely for my own enjoyment. There is no goal, no show in mind, no beginning, middle or end of the project. I am just creating temples, exploring the skills learned, both as an artist as well as a human. And what amaz… Continue reading Tibetan Temple #6 By Ginna Gordon, 28 contributed posts
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About the author: When I first met Sharon Mehdi, I thought she was a stand-up comic. She made me laugh until my jeans burst at the seams. Then I discovered all kinds of interesting things about Sharon: labyrinth walker, healer, teacher, writer, public s… Continue reading Lucky Valley Press author/friend, Sharon Mehdi By Ginna Gordon, 28 contributed posts
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About the author: “Without Sam Morse, Pebble Beach would be a West Coast Coney Island.” – Bing Crosby “A newspaper dubbed my grandfather “The Duke of Del Monte” and although he pretended to be embarrassed by the title, I believe he liked it. Del Monte… Continue reading Charles Osborne’s "Boss" is just in time for the Pebble Beach Centennial By Ginna Gordon, 28 contributed posts
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About the author: I am not well-set, nor do I have the bandwidth for, taking pictures of my hands while creating. Following are all the photos of my Buddhas over the course of three days. All the facial features are exaggerated, not on purpose. The top not… Continue reading Sculpting Polymer Buddhas #4 By Ginna Gordon, 28 contributed posts
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About the author: Just Buddha’s Head. In the interest of keeping my self-imposed sculpting lessons simple, I scrunched up a ball of foil and rolled out some clay to cover it for a head. (I learned the hard way not to bake any polymer clay thicker than about 1/4 i… Continue reading Sculpting Polymer Clay Buddhas #2 By Ginna Gordon, 28 contributed posts
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About the author: In typical DIY style, I took up the challenge of building my own Buddha for the Tibetan Shrine to the Divine. Ah, well, more of a dare, really. It was my girlfriend, Eunice. She said, “You’re going to make it yourself, right?” I laughed. “No, no… Continue reading Sculpting Polymer Clay Buddhas #1 By Ginna Gordon, 28 contributed posts
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About the author: Even though I did not complete this Buddha head out of Basswood, I am posting the idea to show the sacred geometry of drawing a Tibetan Buddha. Just the geometry itself is beautiful to me. These images are posted all over my studio. They calm … Continue reading Tibetan Temple #5 By Ginna Gordon, 28 contributed posts
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About the author: Each of the Shrines to the Divine has a 12 x 12 inch footprint, for uniformity and to fit on shelves for display. The Zendo on the left is the first true completed shrine. By the time I built it, I had made several single walled messes before I fig… Continue reading Tibetan Temple #4 | |
