Bagaduce Lunch

My artwork has made the front page of The Brooksville Breeze again! The Bagaduce Lunch--a seafood take-out restaurant--is something of a local legend, made even more famous by winning the James Beard "American Classic" award in 2008. It's been run by the same family for over 60 years. They rebuilt the building this year. Thus, the "Grand Opening." If you're ever in town, be sure to drop by for one of their famous lobster rolls or a basket of fried clams.

Look-alikes

Some folks say that people and their pets grow to look alike. I could aid this metamorphosis by wearing my hair in pigtails to look like Kinsey's fabulous ears. Like this! I could also apply eyeliner darkly and practice my crooked smile.

Woodcut Critters & Bookmarks

Busy, busy, busy! I have an exhibit of seven woodcut critters up at Mainescape in Blue Hill. It's a fabulous garden center that also sells pet products. This winter they built a state-of-the-art greenhouse and now have a lovely corridor between the old and the new building that they will use as an art gallery. My woodcuts are their first show! I carved this woodchuck especially for the gardeners.

Then the Brooksville Farmers' Market started back up yesterday. Check out the beautiful driftwood bookmark rack Tom made for me! It was greatly admired by my fellow vendors. The crafters set up inside our Community Center because it rained yesterday. The farmers were all outside because veggies like the rain! I'll have lots more new stuff to show you soon.

Cat, Pup, & Boot

I haven't been totally twiddling my thumbs, just totally impatient with my slow-speed, dial-up connection to the internet. Here are two new woodcuts, my first in the year 2010. Yikes!

Cat's Paw

7X9 woodcut

2010

What Boot?

9X7 woodcut

2010

Where Have I Been?

California

Smith Family Reunion

Our Maine Garden

Three Cats

Jimmy

7" X 5" pen and ink

2010

Ivan and Violet

7" X 5" pen and ink

2010

Jimmy, Ivan, and Violet live together in Washington, D.C. "They all adore each other," Kristin, their person, writes, "but it is hard to find the three of them in one place simultaneously." Jimmy is 15 years old. The sleeping beauties--Ivan and Violet, brother and sister, orange and grey--are 1 1/2 years old.

Wife of Bath

Here's my house on the cover of "Wife of Bath." To read more about this fabulous Maine literary journal and/or to order a copy, click here. Tom and I both have poems in this issue as well.