Keeping Busy
Structures #25
©2003
8"x 8"
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Doing A Lot
My days have been packed full this week.
So I was happy today to see on my calendar I had a dinner planned with a friend. Yay! Time to relax. I was quite joyous she got held up with a client so I had 30 full minutes in the restaurant to sit and do absolutely nothing. It was wonderful. Enforced relaxing. Nice.
Although dinner was nicer – great conversation, much laughing and really really yummy thai food. I discovered another great place to eat only 5 minutes from my house. Yay!
The Market
Now that I’m selling my art I’m finding the market for my work to be interesting. Occasionally things I have that I think are really pretty awesome don’t ever sell. One example is Structures #25 pictured above.
This is a 5 year old piece, but it’s still one of my favorite smaller textile paintings I’ve done yet in those 5 years noone has ever been interested in purchasing it even though it has bee offered for sale several times.
Who knows. Just interesting. I suspect the universe has very specific plans for this small textile painting and we just aren’t there yet.
Construction
Not a lot of big splashy progress but a few photos of siding and things in the walls. I’m without much of a kitchen at the moment, not that this house ever had much of a kitchen, so there has been no christmas baking yet. I will remedy that situation this weekend irregardless of the state of my kitchen. It is not christmas without homemade cookies.
Posted by Lisa in: About Me
Tagged: Art Marketing, christmas, cookies, home remodel, Joy


Another 3D-experience! And it seems to be sparkled with sunlight. The more I look, the more I find. That’s great!
Trust me…don’t send cards to people. Out of the 25 or so cards I sent…I got one back. I think the way to go is send a group email in red and green font. Saves a lot of trouble. People are really busy this time of year, including you. Enjoy your holiday.
Man times a painting I think is fantastic seems to be the slowest to sell. I never know why either. Maybe the artist has a different set of criteria for judging quality of artistic merit than the average buyer.
On your comment on purple and violet the other day. I like it as well…same with yellow but I think both these colors are slow sellers generally. I can’t help myself though and I keep making them anyway.
Thanks Eva.
Diana – I love writing my annual card – it tends to mostly be funny with a little news. I also love getting cards – seems this year I’m getting almost none. Probably the wrong address thing.
Cheryl – thanks for sharing your experience. I make a lot of yellow work. Hm…