For me, a bridge evokes many emotions, awed by its beauty and intelligence and romanticized by the notion of fear and adventure. I snapped this picture of the Astoria-Megler, a steel girder continuous bridge (extra awe) that spans the Columbia river between Oregon and Washington. Currently, it’s the opening screen on my laptop.
love this table.. a mix of reality and fantasy.. Alice in wonderland meets King James 1. Thanks interior designer, Bunny Williams.
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A texture and pattern yearning to be a fabric’s muse.
Reflecting on my previous post, it led me to contemplate the artists who captivated me and left a lasting impact as I transitioned from working with easels to embracing drafting tables. Among those influential figures, Terry Winters stands out prominently. The artwork he created, depicted below, exemplifies the intriguing intersection between art and interior design….
The East End of Long Island is a very special place for me. I have fond memories and I just love being here…spectacular beaches, interesting little towns, galleries and wonderful food. This is going to sound strange but It looks different here too. I have heard other artist say the East End…