Summer!

Happy Summer everyone! If you get the chance look at Printsy Thursday Leanne Graeff's blog for a little profile on my "lily aimes" project- I really need to update!! Especially now it's turned to Summer and my last theme was Spring. Anyway she has a great description of my art panels.

owl

owl Originally uploaded by kristinloganbill

They have a home in the top of our barn-isn't he adorable. So now the animals who have been visiting our place are: fox, deer, beaver, elk, owl and bats of course and they are all welcome!

Little Red Love

I was trying not to get swayed by "little red riding hood" mania, but who can't love her? I may have to do my own print of her, but for now look at these adorable reds. (teapot annejulie's etsy shop, then 2 cute stamps from milkcaramel corrabelle and a print from the etsy shop danita)

you guys are great!

Thank you for the understanding and kind comments from yesterday. I really (really) appreciated them, and they did make me smile and feel better. So back to the happier land of elves and mushrooms (elves like a little extraneous ink- they would not have it any other way). (I like them and haven't packed them up from xmas). The mushrooms are a silkscreen (for fabric) that I was testing on some paper and I just liked how it looked, though it needs a little more work. I'll show you when it's ready for fabric. Thanks again!!!

animals

Well sorry- a little blurry- this is our cat, Adventure Cat with a portrait of him I did for a Forgotten Felines auction. The portrait is a hand-watercolored blockprint. And this is Snowflake- in the snow (we did not name him, by the way, in case you think his name is a bit silly). It's been really cold and icy here, we have to break the ice in the water barrels for the llamas to drink. brrrrrrrr

For Shona!

This is in response to Shona's blog on January 2nd. she had some of her little porceline japanese-made dolls in some scenery, strangely enough I'd been wanting to feature mine for a couple of weeks, though just in the studio where they reside, but her pictures encouraged me to go outside and shoot them on location! thanks Shona! I actually have a few more pics, but I'll spare you and show them at a later date!