This is Karlene Voepel's most popular nativity set. There are 10 figures of stoneware clay, the stable is terra cotta with a natural kiva ladder. This set is $120 and can be ordered at Karlene's website: www.karlenevoepel.artspan.com. A cowboy set is also available and a traditional set with 3 wiseman. If you like BIG, the Nativity Grande is for you, 14 larger figures. The javelina ornaments mentioned below can be found there as well as the monkey bowl and other fun stuff.Saturday, December 10, 2011
Nativity Sets Still Available
This is Karlene Voepel's most popular nativity set. There are 10 figures of stoneware clay, the stable is terra cotta with a natural kiva ladder. This set is $120 and can be ordered at Karlene's website: www.karlenevoepel.artspan.com. A cowboy set is also available and a traditional set with 3 wiseman. If you like BIG, the Nativity Grande is for you, 14 larger figures. The javelina ornaments mentioned below can be found there as well as the monkey bowl and other fun stuff.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Sock Monkey Models for Celebrity Bowl
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Apples for the Art Barn
The Art Barn is old and crumbling, so the Sedona Arts Center had a tasty idea to raise money. Members were asked to create with an apple theme on a 6" x 6" canvas which was provided by the Art Center. The objects d'arte are being sold for $100 each, available in the upstairs gallery of the Sedona Arts Center. Here are my little gems:
The first is a stoneware apple stitched to my acrylic painted canvas. (This was the hardest part; getting the needle under the canvas and into the apple.) The leaves were also made of clay with bright orange threads hanging down to add more color. The wires coming out the top are rather "avant garde" don't you think? The 1 1/2" gallery sides are not visible, but they are painted bright yellow, with a few Sedona red rocks on the left side.
The first is a stoneware apple stitched to my acrylic painted canvas. (This was the hardest part; getting the needle under the canvas and into the apple.) The leaves were also made of clay with bright orange threads hanging down to add more color. The wires coming out the top are rather "avant garde" don't you think? The 1 1/2" gallery sides are not visible, but they are painted bright yellow, with a few Sedona red rocks on the left side.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Paintings on display at Yavapai College Library in Clarkdale, Arizona
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