March 6, 2013 Some roads are dead ends and the only way to find out is to travel down them. Disappointing morning. Bitter sweet really. On the sweet side I’m now connected with a truly remarkable person because of the road I went on. Maybe it wasn’t a dead end after all, just a different […]
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March 4, 2013 I can work on my taxes or I can paint… hmmmmm I’ve got my coffee. What should I do right now?
Paperwork or Paint? Read More »
March 1, 2013 Vilas Tonape will be curating an exhibition at Lewis Clark State College, NARRATIVE ZEITGEIST, of select works by Deborah Scott in May-June2013. Her website: http://www.deborahkscott.com/
Annoucing Upcoming Exhibition at Lewis-Clark State College Read More »
March 1, 2013 Detail
New Painting – Ode to Joy – Detail Read More »
March 1, 2013 Current painting on my easel. — with Amanda Michele.
Painting in Progress Read More »
March 1, 2013 My painting this week is all about joy. Joy is so immense – beyond understanding and knowing. Beethoven miraculously captured and expressed pure joy with Symphony No. 9. I never cease to be deeply moved by his music. An inspiration avalanche. (I know most of you have already watched this flash mob
Inspiration in Music and People Read More »
February 27, 2013 I love this! A Japanese company called FabCafé will make a 3D scan of your body and make a life-size gummy replica of you for around $65. Delicious!! In our opinion, the weirdest thing about this company that will make a life-sized gummy replica of your body is how cheap the whole
Old Shapes, New Materials Read More »
February 26, 2013 Thanks so much to everyone who replied to my “social portrait” call yesterday. I received such a generous response via your posts and messages. ♥ Quite a few of you I’ve never met in person before! I’m excited to connect with a few new people in this way. I plan to leave
Social Portraits Call Read More »
February 25, 2013 FB friends in the Seattle arts community I will be a contributing artist in the “Social Portraits” issue of Poets Artists Magazine this summer and I’m hoping a few of you might help me out. I’m looking for “friends” who are local, in the Seattle visual arts community, but with whom I
