Thursday, July 15, 2010

Buy a Painting at the Winds and support YSKP

Tucson Artist - Libby Rudolf

'Watercolors at the Winds' exhibit is up through July 25.  In order to support the efforts of Yellow Springs Kids Theater, I will donate 50% of the proceeds for the next painting sold!  The current show, Conference of the Birds is truly lovely, marvelous music, vibrant costumes and set and youth giving it their all.  Each actor or actress shines at one time or another and I love the harmonizing, the dancing, the puppets.  Shows thursday through sunday, July 15-18 at 7:30 at Antioch Ampitheater here in good ol' Y.S., OH.

Friday, July 9, 2010

Yellow Springs - a lively little town!

Cool stuff happening in Y.S. - I thought about offering a class but am busy painting/being Mom/watching YSKP/travelling.  I hope folks will stray into the Winds too to see my show - I'm not doing a big event that will make it into the news/flyers but, hey - I'm still showing!  come on by...here's Kayak crossing.

Friday, July 2, 2010

a visit to the Winds for dessert, etc.


It is truly delightful to go the Winds with friends, to look at my ; ) art and hear their comments.  Of course, I realize that it would feel awkward for them to say they don't like this or that...  As we peruse the artwork, we often see others we know and they tell me which painting is their favorite.  Yellow Springs is an incredibly art-supportive town!  I love living here. Here is a small painting I did fall trees.

Saturday, June 19, 2010

Watercolors at the Winds - thru 7/25

Come down for a look-see at the walls of the Winds Cafe - filled with colorful watercolors.  Maybe you just might need one on your boring wall at home or office?  Free to see though - more fun to dine or have a dessert with a loved one and soak in the atmosphere too!  See Zanes' work too... ; )

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Crane Maiden and soul-filled paintings


Here is a pic from the show...  The reception was a wonderful success, thanks to Mom and Dad and lots of friends helping with food and set-up as well as hanging!  I have sold enough to cover frames so YES, it has been a worthwhile endeavor.  It is deeply gratifying to see ones' work displayed in quantity and to have people say what they like...then even acquire it for their own home.  I thought of the childrens' book, 'The Crane Maiden' as I framed the work, how the crane maiden pulled feathers to weave the beautiful cloth - I wove these colors into paintings from my soul.