Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Spring is in the air........





As the days now grow longer and the sun shines a little warmer on us we say good bye to winter. As much as I enjoy Winter I find myself hopeful and excited about Spring, the new birth that we see all around us in nature as well as our chance to start a new with ourselves. We are only limited by ourselves as to what we can accomplish, this is a life lesson I'm still trying to learn.

I find myself inspired by flowers, those of you that know me should not be surprised by this. I have been trying my hand at pastels and seeing if I can ad another element to my ever growing palette of mediums I enjoy.

Happy Spring!!!

Monday, June 14, 2010

Fulton Street Artisian Market


After work today I stopped down at the Fulton Street Artisan Market on Fulton and Fuller. Imagine my surprise when I pulled in after 2pm to find the market packed with both artists and market shoppers. I had to park at the very end of the market and it looked like is would have been at 11am. PACKED!!! I could not believe it.

It was totally amazing, there was painters,wood workers, block prints, cement birdbaths and fountains, jewelry and new art created from old "junk" it goes on and on, I was told there were like some 83 artists. I could not believe it. I saw old market friends and made new ones. It made me want to create and get ready in a few weeks to share my talents again this summer.

This will be my third summer at the market and I can not wait to join my fellow artists. The FSMA board needs to be congratulated on the success of the market and its continued growth, they are doing a great job. Thank you friends, Ill see you at market soon.

Check out FSMA on Facebook:


http://www.facebook.com/#!/fsartmarket?ref=ts

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Here I go..............

As a blogger virgin please bare with me, I really have no idea what I'm supposed to do or say here. I will try and learn the proper etiquette and hopefully create a blog that you will want to come back to on a regular basis just to see what is happening here at The Rare Hare Studio.

I have always been a creative person, and enjoy working in various mediums. Growing up i was always creating, drawing or painting, making puppets and putting on puppet shows for friends and families. In high school I enjoyed acting on stage and designing sets and props. I'm a florist and had my own shop for a number of years until I went back to school for Interior Design. I currently work and live in Grand Rapids, Michigan where I continue to create Kringle's, Witches and other holiday inspired items, but not all my work is holiday related. I hope to introduce you to myself and my work through this blog. I look forward to sharing my passion with all of you.