In just about a month I'll be winging my way to Wausau, Wisconsin and the annual festivities for Birds in Art at the Woodson Art Museum. This show is the highlight of every year, both for the high caliber of work in the exhibition and the high caliber of work undertaken by the museum staff to make the opening weekend fantastic.
One of the most fun aspects of the event is Project Postcard. Birds in Art artists donate original artwork in a small 4" x 6" format. These postcard-sized pieces are mounted in a "secret" room, and for a $50 donation exhibition attendees can queue up to enter the room and choose a little artwork for their very own. Adding to the fun? None of the work is signed on the front, and the buyer only gets one minute to make their choice!
My linocut contributions for 2017 will fly out in the post tomorrow. I'd love to show them to you, but they're a SECRET! Still.... I thought it might be fun to give you a hint.
(And when else do I get an opportunity to use the crazy "liquefy" feature in Photoshop?)
Whaddaya think? ;-)
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Oooh, I definitely want it!
ReplyDeleteFun this way, isn't it? It's two different images swirled together...I bet I could make a lino out of this, though... now that I think of it... hmmmmmm.... yeah.... could be cool!
Deleteseems like you are always on the go ;)
ReplyDeletehmm i guess its a bird :p a blue bird :p