Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

Monday, April 9, 2007

First Sign

"First Sign"
10 1/2 x 13/1/2" unframed
17 x 20 1/2" framed
colored pencil
$275.00 + shipping
E-mail if you are interested: rtucker@funtrail.com
Since I have been busy working at Studios on High Gallery over the weekend, and then heading to Cincinnati to see my sister on Easter Sunday, I haven't been in my studio. But I thought you might enjoy seeing a piece I made last year about this time; especially since most of the daffodils around here have frozen!
I hope to make a few new drawings this week, but my youngest son is home from school for spring break. And since the first nine years of his life have flown by, I plan to spend some quality time with him.
In the mean time, I'll post some of my older work and some news about other stuff I have seen and done recently.

Wednesday, April 4, 2007

White Gloves

"Little Women"
9 x 12"
graphite and china marker
My sisters and I, being the consummate tomboys we were (and still are), were dressed for Easter in bonnets, patent leather shoes, anklets and those amazing white gloves. Now, I remember a lot of my childhood, but I do not remember wearing these gloves. Obviously, I did, because we have the pictures to prove it. But, how long did I wear them? Did I take them off right after the pictures were taken? Did I wear them through the church service? I must have taken them off earlier than my parents had hoped because I do remember being a nail biter and I'm sure the gloves once a year didn't stop that nasty habit.
I'll have to ask my sisters (who are amazing women whom I dearly love) what they remember of "the wearin' of the gloves". My best guess is that at least one of us lost one before we returned home to eat that ham....