
This little hummer below is a happy skelly head - don't be afraid. Skellies have that dark, death reputation (gee, I wonder why)... But it's a bad rap really. Bones are magnifiscent. Being that I have brittle bones, I have come to appreciate skellies more than some might. I am ever aware of my own bones. This particular domino is titled: "Kiss me, I'm eternal". Kinda catchy I think. (I have many, many skellies to list on eBay in the very near future).
This next one is TWO fish - not unlike the THREE FISH version - except these two look more sardine-like. Great summer fun-wear!

Okay then ... we're on to "cute" now.
In that department I have two:
a slurpy dalmation pup
and a panda bear.
So, there you have it.
They are available (really affordably) by using the link to your upper left that says "MY ART FOR SALE" (which will take you to eBay).
thanks! joy in the journey,
katey-D
I've BEEN TAGGED AGAIN!
This is the second time someone has tagged me, but the first time I am responding (though I WiLL do my other "tag" as well!).
This "tag" is from Amy-Amu (orion713) a beautiful & talented soul I know from Studio33.
Here's the scoopidy-doopidy: Each person tagged gives 7 random facts about themselves. Those who are tagged need to write in their blogs 7 things that are a habit, unusual or that no-one else knows, as well as the rules of the game. You need to tag seven others and list their names on your blog. You have to leave those you plan on tagging a note in their comments so they know that they have been tagged and to read your blog.
Here are my 7 things:
1. I weigh 98 pounds
2. I wish I could play the cello really really really well (I don't play at all).
3. I knew I would home school my children before they were born.
4. I create art every day.
5. I am in construction (project manager/contractor).
6. I feel, listen, relate, enjoy, smell, see, think, and hurt deeply.
7. I used to be a medal winner hurdler.
I tag: Patti, Mellie, KiM, Adri, Glenda, Bettina, May ~xo~



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Amy created this wonderful red panda on a branch in her signature style of intricate detail and superior watercolor technique. I was completely intimidated. Out of a need to not actually paint ON her work, I devised a plan to layer my own work onto hers and create a mechanical toy of sorts. I enjoy creating mechanical pieces and have done several (I will showcase those another time). It was the perfect solution to my intimidation response! I created three separate layers as shown above.






