ART THAW

3/8/2013

Good morning! Another beautiful winter/spring day. One orange giant snapdragon, one dark blue iris, one majenta/pink homestead verbena, one pink aster, one red amaryllis, and many others peeking thru these lovely cold mornings. Ahhh, what wonderful inspiration.
Doug and I attended Mid City Art Thaw last night at RueCouCou in Baton Rouge where my stained . We had a lovely visit with art patrons and artists and of course the folks/representatives of RueCouCou.

Enjoy your day wherever you are.
Amy

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1/30/2023 11:24:26 pm

Thoughtful blog you have here.

A bit about me:

As a child, art supplies were readily available and creativity was encouraged.
And in elementary school thru highschool, I was more concerned with how well my art projects were completed than focusing on the main subjects.

I Studied Fine Arts at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette from 1977-1980, focus on drawing, painting and etching. I married my husband Doug in the beginning of my fourth year, and he was transfered so left to follow my husband and I start a family.

I continued with drawing and painting and crafts and when we settled in Louisiana I began working as an apprentice in a glass studio.

I worked in 2 separate stained glass studios crafting liturgical glass designs from 1990-2007.

I worked in commercial art production and taught elementary art classes through our Arts Council. I have designed and fabricated my own stained glass and mosaic designs since 1995.

And I currently display my artwork in galleries and gift shops in Louisiana.

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