The Birth of Athena

Birth of Athena,  Monotype, 22x30 in.















Artists participating in the 2010 Vashon Island Holiday Art StudioTour are preparing their studios and finishing work to exhibit and sell during the spectacular, annual, all island event.  If you live on Vashon this event is free!  If not, for the price of a ferry boat ticket, forty one studios and galleries will display work from over 100 Vashon Island artists.  All of this artwork is yours to peruse and purchase the first two weekends in December.  Here is the Studio Tour link to the art map and all the studios you will want to see. http://vashonislandartstudiotour.com/Holiday2010/

This year my studio is number 12 on the map.  I will exhibit my print, painting and assemblage art and will share my studio with the fused glass and dyed fabric  creations of Sooze Bloom deLeon Grossman and Benjamin Grossman (better known as Laughing Magpies), as well as Tiffany Seymour Huslig who this year is  making toys to delight your families' pets.

Posted above is a sneak peek of my large Mixed Media Monotype, The Birth of Athena, with a detail  posted below.   It is the first of several artworks based on “Origins” as theme.

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