2016 in photos from my phone

Someone I know posted an album of photos from their phone on Facebook to sum up the year.  Since I don’t seem to have much to say lately, and I hate Facebook, I thought I’d do that here.  So here are some things that happened last year:

I finished cleaning out the attic.

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The morning light in my studio is really dramatic.

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Sculpture output this year: 1

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I drew a lot of bugs.

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I helped a friend build a labyrinth.

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This little guy and his or her sibling hatched and fledged on my porch while I was waiting for the contractors to reinstall the screens.

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I took some of my girls out to get them professionally photographed.

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I made a bunch of plaster casts of other people, and started working on making sculptures from those.

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I didn’t just draw bugs.  I photographed them too.

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I went for a lot of walks. This photo is heavily filtered, which is the only way to convey how magical my neighbors’ pasture looked that morning.

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I made a lot of beaded leaves for a sculpture I’m still working on.

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My poor cat had to have major dental surgery. It was rough.

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She recovered well, though, and now she makes this face when she wants something. She never used to sneer like that when she had teeth.

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By late October, the labyrinth looked like this:

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And Hannah found this peace sign in one of the chunks of sumac that mark the perimeter:

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Seen in a public restroom in Manchester, NH:

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On Thanksgiving, the labyrinth looked like this:

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Just before my last open studio, I drew this picture of Kali and hung it up in the studio. I hoped people would write on it.

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Nobody wrote on Kali, though, because they were too busy getting orange makeup smeared on their faces and putting on a Trump wig and getting photographed by my friend Julie (an advanced Inner Beauty Treatment that she calls “the trumpover.”)

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That’s okay.  Kali will still be there next time.

 

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