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December 23, 2010

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One more! I love the claws...

12" x 12"

acrylic on canvas (deep)

$250

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Keeping Busy!

Thanks for stopping by!! One day....I'll update my website to be more "website" and less "blog"! For now, the best way to see what's new is to follow me on Facebook www.facebook.com/frontporchstudio and Instagram www.instagram.com/christyrobinsonpillow/ ! My Etsy Shop: Front Porch Studio Etsy Shop There are a few places to see my work in person: Painted Tree Boutiques Booth #F8 230 Crossroads Blvd. Cary, NC Adventures in Bloom 301 S Salem St Suite 100 Downtown Apex, NC 27502 Oregon Inlet Fishing Center Store 8770 Oregon Inlet Rd Nags Head, NC Coming Soon! Painted Tree Boutiques RALEIGH 7444 Creedmoor Rd Raleigh, NC

Field of Coneflowers I and II (diptych)

I painted these on much larger canvas' than I have before. I was concerned about how they'd turn out, but I love them! It's a diptych (one photo split into two). They look great together, but can stand alone. together: 24" x 24" acrylic on canvas $795

Catching Up and Fused Glass!

Second Project- playing with reactive glass Sushi Plate and Bowl I realized this past week that I haven't been keeping my website updated. This has been one LOOOONNNGGG winter! I haven't painted as much as usual, or as much as I'd like to, but I have been taking some glass fusing classes, which I LOVE!!! I'm so obsessed and totally ready to buy a kiln; however, my husband thinks we need to clean out the garage first, or something silly like that...whatever! During my first class at Carolina Stained Glass in Durham, NC, we learned some basics. Cutting, kiln temps, different ways to paint on fused glass, etc. Below are some projects from the class. Enjoy! First project- full fused (flower) and tack fused I had seen some similar colors used with silver foil that created a cool reaction. We're not allowed to use silver because it contaminates the kiln, so I played with some dicrotic glass (the silvery blue) to create a similar look Jimm

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