Month: June 2015

Crosby Festival of the Arts

Crosby Festival of the Arts

We are so thrilled to be able to say we are juried into Crosby Festival of the Arts, the 50th Annual, held in Toledo’s beautiful Botanical Gardens.  This is one of the best shows in Ohio, with over 200 artists from around the nation.  When we 

Silk Cocoons

Silk Cocoons

Different, unusual, exotic…. not the run of the mill.  If there has been a theme in my art it has been to find niches that are not utilized often… doing things others do not choose to create, or blending several mediums into a new form 

Photo recap of Gracious Gardens

Photo recap of Gracious Gardens

Last sunday we set up our tent in the front yard of the Shaker Historical Society’s historic mansion located on South Park Drive in Shaker Heights.  A gracious and elegant neighborhood filled with majestic architecture, and that sense of privileged people, and historical ties to 

How do you always create?

How do you always create?

Do you work on your art every day?  How do you find time to make soap, dye silk, plan and attend art events, and still keep life together?  How are you always creative? I hear that often, and sometimes these questions catch me by surprise. 

Whats happening this weekend?

Whats happening this weekend?

Today, Friday is Third Friday and we are rolling out to 78th Street Studios to celebrate the evening along with Jeff Dube and Allen Kradlak, and Lisa of Curvey willow Studios… You will find us hanging out in studio 203.  We are excited to see 

Our latest newsletter.

Our latest newsletter.

We just published our latest newsletter, and i thought it might be fun to pop it on the blog.  If you would like to receive the email updates please let me know.  You can either email me (imagesinbloom@gmail.com) or go to our welcome page and 

What’s Happening this week?

What’s Happening this week?

We are so excited for Saturday, and the Bay Arts Festival located on the grounds of Bay Arts and Huntington Reservation of the Metroparks.  The gracious lawn in front of Bay Arts, the Fuller House, the restaurant and the Playhouse fill with tents full of