This is my last residency day in the Fredericton Botanic Garden. While here I've had the opportunity to dig my roots down deep into my interests. I've planted seeds of so many ideas, and created with all my faculties. I can't ask for a lot more than that.
I had considered doing an artist talk & artwork reveal today, but instead we're planning a group artist talk, likely in the fall, with all the resident artists from the garden. In the meantime, I'll be sharing the work that I've created on here, and you can still pop in to see the work in person for one more day! @fredbotanicgarden
I'm just so thrilled with how well this workshop turned out. "Appreciating Our Pollinators" participants created insect art where the image appears to float in the frame. Aren't you blown away by their drawings? By attending this workshop, they also donated a combined $110 to the new pollinator garden @fredbotanicgarden. The bees thank you!
Would you be interested in learning this beginner-friendly project? Let me know in the comments!
Artwork in the images by Allison Hubbard & Liz, Cathy Benfey, Kristie Heard, Nicole O'Byrne + her mom Anna, and Jen Wilson.
Just a quick note to let you know that I am passing on the Illuminating Blogger Award to you. I have truly enjoyed your posts. Here are the details: http://agujasblog.com/2013/01/26/illuminating-blogger-award/.
Thank you! You are so sweet. I too very much enjoy your blog. I am surprised to receive this as I haven’t been writing much lately. Maybe this is just the encouragement I need to get back on the blog horse!
Beautiful. Still, I wouldn’t want one of those falling on me!
Agreed, they are pretty menacing!
Very cool capture!
Thank you, David! The men with the shovels had just come along to knock them off, I was compelled to steal a picture before they managed it.