Medieval Turf Seat

Saw this idea in a magazine and knew right away we needed one. The photo I saw used turf/grass but suggested trying thyme because it would smell good when you sit on it, so I used the herb. It should fill in pretty quickly.

A Few More Images

More stuff in Louisville.

Unexpected Transformation

Illumination

Aspirations

Rural Babel

Lightning Fast Trip to Louisville

12 hours there and back again. It was a good trip with nice weather and pretty countryside to gaze upon. Joyce Garner of Garner Narrative was welcoming and a charming host showing me around her gallery for the first time. It's a lovely gallery in a very cool section of the town. I would have liked to stay longer to see the town, but that will have to come another time. This time I had to run back home to meet waiting commitments.

Joyce's studio space in the back of the gallery

Owner and painter Joyce Garner

Stacking my work in the back room

Garner Narrative

The church across the street

Garden area out back

Framed and Ready

Ready to head to Louisville.

In the Studio

Sometimes I like the stuff that wasn't intentional.

Almost Spring!

Spring is almost here and I am ready for the outdoors. My yard is calling to me or maybe i'm calling to it. I walk around a couple of times a day to see if anything is popping up. Nature seems to be moving in slow motion. I know this time next month everything will be happening so fast I won't be able to keep up.
Here's a couple of projects that were just completed thanks to Kalki Winter at eScape and his uncle Ed Winter. I think they did a great job! Now I can't wait to start some planting.

New step to the top of the hill

The Wolfman Platform

New Ones

Finishing up- here's a sample.

Busy Working

No post for a few days. I've been busy painting and pipe racking and other stuff. Not a lot completed or accomplished, but I've been working hard.

Also I found this cool Lithuanian online magazine-  Lamu Slenis