Well, the first art walk is over! If you are in my neck of the woods and were able to attend, I really appreciate it! I know most of you are long distance, so I wanted to dedicate this blog post to an overview of the event so you could see what it was like.
The Pullman ArtWalk was a three day event this year, with the main event being on Saturday. Friday, however, I was able to attend a really awesome lace making workshop put on by the Appaloosa Lace Guild. We learned three different types of stitches and made a little piece to take home at the end. This has always been something I was curious about, so I loved that this was the workshop the local arts commission put on this year. Here are some photos from that event!
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- The supplies we were provided with
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- Setting up the board
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- Starting to see the pattern
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- Final piece made of three different stitches
As for the actual event on Saturday, here are the dragons I brought to display at the art walk:
I took a few videos as well so you could see how I was set up. My host business was a local performing theater, so it was a fun and creative space to be in!
I also work on a dragon while I’m at art walks so people can see how I work. I started the first dragon of a seasons series on Saturday, so here’s a sneak peak at what that will look like.
Another success for the books! I love talking to you guys; it’s incredibly fulfilling to be able to share what I do in an interactive manner.