As you can see, I captured only the very base of this grand tree.
This week, in honor of our “Daily-Ness of Art” workshop on April 10 at Berkshire Art Kitchen, I will be posting evidence of the art I am making every day. Some days, it may be dinner you see…but stay tuned for this week of art on a daily basis.
What about you?
This sketch was made on Saturday.
I better show you what I did today.
xo S
Welcome to the Laundry Line.
Here you will find weekly posts about what I find fascinating, inspiring and captivating about life. What could a woman raising 2 teen agers in a small town have for the world community of the internet? How about warmth, joy, curiosity and celebration? Here at the Laundry Line, my artwork, my collaborations, my way of living in the world, as my friend Daniel sings "One thing at a time" creates space for you to find in your own life that same sense of celebration.
What do I want from you, my treasured and appreciated readers?
*Time enough to read and let whatever is hanging on the Line filter in to your heart.
*Comments and feedback about what you encounter here.
*Spreading the word and sharing this site with other like minded people.
*Support and oomph for my mission to "See and Celebrate the Sacred in Daily Living".
*When the day comes, I would love your endorsement for my book titled "Laundry Line Divine: A Wild Soul Book for Mothers".
*Until then, read me, like me, tweet me- in your own perfect and elegant timing.
Thank you so much for giving me some of your day. I truly appreciate this generosity.
xo S
You can read the archived posts about FeMail here and learn more about this wonderful organization birthed by our friend Joy Rose in New York City. Events nationwide celebrating and honoring Mothers. FeMail will be presenting at the October 3rd conference in NYC. Stay posted on www.femailart.com. xo Suzi
April 5th, 2010 at 8:12 am
This is the first time that I’ve stumbled onto your blog and I love the tree painting – in fact, I’d rather look at it than the photograph.
April 5th, 2010 at 11:43 am
Dear Tammy!
I am so thrilled to find you here. I just read your site. I am thrilled even more to find so many similarities in our stories. I honor your health and well being and writing. I will link your site to mine. I belong to Indian Line Farm where the CSA movement began in South Egremont Massachusetts! I hope to see you again soon here at the Laundry Line. Where do you live? Any chance you can come to our “Fe-Mail” events on Saturday April 10? Check out the press release on the page bar at the top of this site. Love and thank you for your kind words! S
April 5th, 2010 at 1:00 pm
I like your celebration of art. Yes. Very much. Most of my art is simply my blog. Photos. words. Tossed together. Add a little doodle and stir. Oh, and the base of the tree is magnificent. ‘Tis truly.
April 5th, 2010 at 2:38 pm
The Ginko is one of my favorite trees ever since I learned the factoid about their primordial staying power! Your sketch and photo of the same subject are divine.
I also have been in the DAILY-NESS of art making fast collages with “Smart Women” post cards- that say things Like” Smart women tell it like it is!” & “Smart women get to the Point”. The use of those itty bitty paper trims and daily papers like tea tags and Riccola wrappers that I save everywhere turns out to be absolutely perfect for this scale…
With gluey fingertips, Karen
Thainking of YOU and Ginkos
April 5th, 2010 at 2:44 pm
Hey, I am about to get gluey too. Love you. Just sent a mailing to a bunch of hopeful movie attendees. Now the system is telling me the darn thing is too big. Gulp. Love you and this sunny day! S