I am at the Vermont Studio Center’s Vermont Artists Week this week. What a privilege!
Who knows what I may be up to when you read this, but it will definitely involve thread, dye and silk…with hopefully some unexpected results. We’ll see.
Coffee Table 1 ©Elizabeth Fram, 8.5 x 11 inches, Ink on Paper
That said, I prepared this post before leaving, which is why it’s so brief.
I’m reaching back into my sketchbook archives from January because these end-of-day sketches of the disarray on our coffee table seem to best (& humorously) illustrate the general state of my brain as I was getting organized before leaving.
Coffee Table 2 ©Elizabeth Fram, 11 x 8.5 inches, Ink on Paper
This Sunday, May 6 from 2-5pm, will be Vermont Artists Week Open Studios. Details are in the link. Everyone is welcome, so please come to the Studio Center in Johnson to see the work that was created during this past week by the more than 50 artists and writers attending.
Hope to see you then!
Now that I know you do needlework, I can see it in the style of your sketching!
Love that you can see the connection Patty. It’s been really fruitful for me the way both practices feed into each other.
I’m so excited for you and CAN’T wait to hear all about it. What a lovely gift. Enjoy every moment my dear friend. Maybe we’ll get to see you at the open studio?!
Looking forward to seeing you (and your creations) at the Studio, Sunday. I hope it’s been a delightful week for you.