Some Unknown Ladies of Wallachia

new stuff!

Also, I want to give a mighty big thanks to Design For Mankind for their recent post about my work!

The Laundress of the Lace

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detail shots:

oh my goodness...the SHOP is now open.

After months of getting new prints and packaging and other details together, the SHOP is now re-opened!!!

Here's a look at what is available:


"String Game"
a new print!
12" x 12", ultrachrome print on Hahnemuhle paper. edition of 50. signed and numbered
printed by the awesome folks at IO Labs in Providence, RI.


"Lady Magic" etching
printed by me in fall 08
8.5" x 10". edition of 10

And of course...some oldies:


mini Gocco print sets!


Owl Lady blank cards!



"Elders" and "Lady of the Antlers" prints.

Stop by and check it all out if you have the time....thanks!

New.

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a truly illusive beast...

The beginning of a collaboration between me and my future husband, Daniel Bloomfield.











photography: me and Daniel
costume: made by Daniel
location: the woods near our house
the beast: played by Daniel

Vermont...done and done.

It's weird...for a while my residency at The Vermont Studio Center was months and months away. Now it is over. It was such an amazing break from regular life that it almost feels like I dreamt it or made it up in my head. But I know it was real and I know it was a great great way to spend a month!

Photographic evidence:

The place:

my studio:

the folks:

(and the dog)

the bonfires:

seriously good stuff.

Lovin this...

Hey all. I am back from Vermont and my residency. It was, well, awesome. I will post pics soon! Now though, I want to share something that I have been meaning to for a while...the artwork of Sophie Alda. I discovered her work through Society 6 (a really amazing networking site for artists...you can even apply for grants through it). Anyways, I just love everything about her images...the color palette, the characters, the tiny details, the whole indigenous-ness of her people. Great stuff Sophie, thanks for letting me post it!