Florida on Sunday Morning

The ocean is smooth today; As easy as a pool to cut through, but sways just enough to remind you it's alive.

(Zoey and myself when we first got down to the water)

Summer Necessity

I Just got a John Robshaw Quilt during a one-day sale in downtown Savannah. I needed it desperately since I was using my silk winter quilt which had me sweating in my sleep. This quilt is block printed by hand, reversible, and even more soft and cozy than it looks. The only way I can express my excitement is by telling you that I chose to do without coffee this morning just so I had more time to lay in bed.

Here it is in my room! This is the side of the quilt that is for my boyfriend because it is more guy-friendly.

This is the feminine side that I love.

I have been reading Edgar Allen Poe and "The House on Mango Street" this month. They are very different but equally intriguing.

Zoey made her bed this morning and it looked so cute that I had to take a picture. This is the back of her antique quilt.

Ladders

They are simple and functional, yet oddly captivating.

It is no wonder that people associate them with journeys and hope.

These are some inspirational images that I found on Flickr

Patterns on Magnolia Leaves

Sorry about the image quality

Bottled Sky

Work in progress

Erin Wiser and Chris Bivens are two very talented artists that I am currently working with to put together a show which will showcase our art that revolves around a common theme. We all have similar interests but very different styles so it should be very exciting to see how everything turns out.

What could I see with x-ray vision?

A button in a baby's belly

A rat in the pantry of the all American dream

An unborn baby under the layers of starched, white, frills on her wedding day

Weapons on the hips of boys on street corners; they are all smiling except one

(I thought that I could come up with multiple types of imagery for this)