
These three cats are on one mug. I don’t know if they would get along in the real world.



I think this puss would get along with anyone. Well, maybe not a d*g, but who knows?
These three cats are on one mug. I don’t know if they would get along in the real world.
I think this puss would get along with anyone. Well, maybe not a d*g, but who knows?
I volunteered at Fleisher Art Memorial this weekend at their for their annual Valentine’s Day Print Love In, held at the Center for Works on Paper building at 705 Christian Street. For a small fee, you got a bag full of supplies to make as many cards as you wanted using screen printing, lithography, or stamps.
This is a lithography stone with a cat drawing. I’ve heard of lithography, of course, but have never seen it done. Read about the process here. At Fleisher, the stone was prepared and ready to go. All you had to do was ink it up, put it and the paper into the lithography press (Fleisher has a couple of these-one dates from 1888!) and run it through.
The finished product.
You could also screen print cards and pictures. I helped in the stamping department.
There were a number of pre-carved stamps with a Valentine’s Day motif. The Love stamp was especially popular.
Finished cards
I bought a card for my husband on my way out: Phoebe Muhrer’s Bubble Hearts.
I will be joining the Open Studio Potters selling my handmade pottery and ceramic jewelry at Fleisher Art Memorial’s annual holiday handmade gift show on December 3.
Earrings galore made from ceramic porcelain clay
A selection of porcelain clay pendants paired with different metals and upcycled jewelry parts
Tiny ring bowls and vessels suitable for storing your baubles
Lots of one of kind earthenware mugs decorated with my handmade silk screens and stencils. There’s something for everyone. For more information on this year’s show and a complete list of artists, press here.
I’m back in the pottery studio this week. I plan to revisit the tar paper technique for hand building. Preferably with some interesting surface designs. Here are some pictures of a vase in progress.
I was back with Color Wheels this weekend helping kids to decorate Halloween trick or Treat bags in Gold Star Park in South Philly. We had quite a crowd! It was nice to see people out and about on a beautiful Autumn day.
More teapots even though I don’t drink much tea. I’m not sure where these are going to end up. Some of my little teapots have found new homes.
Fleisher Art Memorial cancelledl the closing ceremony for its 122nd annual Student Exhibition because of the Coronavirus. That didn’t stop me from taking pictures of some of my favorite entries.
Pottery and Ceramics
Painting
Works on Paper and Prints
Fiber Art and Mixed Media and Mosaics
Sandrine Sheon won the Student Advisory Council award for her ceramic piece, Credit None, Trash Walk, 2019
This is my contribution, Eleanor Rigby’s Secret Jar.,