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| Gallery barn door & breezeway; kitchen porch currently being renovated. Old 'Artisans at the Bend' sign above window. We're closed for now. Note Christmas lights at the ready. A Vermont tradition. |
Just like a serial movie with a 'really, really likes me' theme, I've been encouraged to show more of the signs I've done locally. I think this should suffice.
I'll start at home. While the side of our barn/gallery gets updated, the 'hand' sign directing visitors near the door stays intact. I've run from the other end of the house to answer the call, hearing 'eighty five, eighty six...'
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| Caption on arm says it all... |
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| This XL piece has been swinging on our porch for years. We leave it out as an example of housepaint durability |
Here are others around town:
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| 'Art in the Snow' open studios is held one weekend a month January-March. Fellow artists helped make copies of my prototype and placed them around town. Larger than life, they add a presence to the winter population. |
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| This sign was outside a few years ago as a supplement to the Artist Guild's annual project, called 'Sunflowers.' It was in a public setting ready for a photo op similar to the Shelburne Museum's sign (previous post). Fellow artist Patty, pattysgrecci.com shows how its done. |
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| 'The Inside Scoop' sign announces their real fruit smoothies. It was helpful to taste-test the raspberry (my favorite) made of real fruit. The sign color was matched to it. brandon.org/insidescoop |
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| Lastly, I painted this HUGE 'picture frame' - the opening is the size of a narrow door - for part of a stage set honoring our town's famous folk artist, Warren Kimble. Bet you recognize his work. Again, no picture when it was up in lights. It's not really a sign, but one of my favorites, as is he. http://warrenkimble.com/ |
