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Another artist interview


Raise your hand if you are tired of looking at the pic of my husband on my last blog?! Heehee. Not that he isn't cute and all, but we artists/creative people need lots of eye candy stimulation. We get bored so easy. My apologies for not blogging lately. I've been busy dahling! I have been commissioned to do a very large 48"X60" piece of art. Oh my goodness...just trying to get the canvas in my car carefully was an adventure. But, I got it home safely and I have been working on it every evening when I get off from work. So that is my excuse for being slow on the blog.


Anyway, for now, let me point you to my other blog "I Must Share This" so you can meet "Sam" a new artist I discovered on Etsy. I think you will probably recognize her work if you are a big Etsy fan. Go and check out the interview. Comments welcome and encouraged!
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Kim Mailhot said…
Looking forward to seeing the "big" piece ! Happy painting !
Fun interview, by the way !
Cheers,
Kim
6:52 AM
Pocket Full of Prettys said…
My hand is raised & yes it was time for you to post on you blog. Not that I don't love Craig but...something new is always good. I'm going now to read your interview dahling....see ya later, love ya, Renea
7:44 AM
Pocket Full of Prettys said…
Wanted to let you know that I gave you an award on my blog. Go check it out. Love ya, Renea
9:16 PM
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