by Ruth | Nov 24, 2009 | Blog Art is Truth, Recently Viewed Art
Wow… I can’t believe it’s been over a month since I posted here! It has been incredibly busy and I guess I just got out of the habit. Since last I wrote, I’ve attended the opening of the NWWS Waterworks show, spent the day at the Seattle Art...
by Ruth | Aug 20, 2009 | Blog Art is Truth, creative process, Critique, Recently Viewed Art
Last weekend my sister and I spent some time with our friend Michele who was house-sitting near Otis, Oregon. It was the ultimate girls’ weekend… laughter, wine, great food, peace & quiet…. We hiked what I would consider the ultimate Oregon coast...
by Ruth | Jun 29, 2009 | Art Marketing, Artwork online, Blog Art is Truth, Fun with Art, My Work on Display, Recently Viewed Art
I’ve been learning all the cool features on Etsy, the online venue I signed up with this month. One of the coolest features is the ability to create ‘Treasuries’ of some of your favorite items. These groupings often follow a theme. Getting one can be...
by Ruth | Jun 15, 2009 | Blog Art is Truth, My Work on Display, Recently Viewed Art, Uncategorized
I got an email tonight about the opening reception of the “Perceptions of the Past” exhibit. Apparently we made the local news. Here is a link to the video about the exhibit on The Daily Courier’s Website. My painting is the first image shown in the...
by Ruth | Feb 24, 2009 | Blog Art is Truth, My Work on Display, Recently Viewed Art
I had a wonderful weekend in Newport Oregon last weekend. My husband and I along with my sister & her husband went for the Seafood & Wine Festival. We ended up just having our own little food & wine fest at the house, cooking and tasting and watching...
by Ruth | Feb 17, 2009 | Art Collectors, Blog Art is Truth, Fun with Art, My Work on Display, Recently Viewed Art, Uncategorized
I love art collectors. This is, of course, an understatement. But I don’t see it as a self-serving relationship, rather one of shared passions. It struck me recently that many art blogs focus on the art, rather than the connection with the art collector. So:...
