Car buffs will enjoy this. Watch the sanders!
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
It's good to be Queen
Artist's Bio :
Cathy Cara
"There was a world where I was Queen. I created all things seen ..."
Once upon a time, Cathy Cara retired from Wall Street with her M.B.A. in Finance and Investment Banking to become full-time reigning Queen of Little Cow Harbor. The quaint fairyland of Little Cow Harbor is located on Long Island's fabled Gold Coast. Since there are so many stately mansions hosting so many masquerade balls, the Queen is constantly busy supervising the construction of intricately beaded gowns, silk lingerie, and finely tailored suits. Surrounded by the splendors of rippling ocean and deep forest, inherently lazy elves spend far too much of their time reading and lounging about in the cozy shade under the magnificent branches of wisteria; the Queen is often forced to do all the work herself. Hence, she is very busy.
The Queen's rare free time is spent walking her small dog along the quiet shore of Great Cow Harbor. Cathy's pedigreed Heliot poodle is naturally pink. Edgar's fur is the color of the most scrumptious strawberry milkshake. His finely glossed pink hooves never touch the ground as the Queen carries him everywhere. It has been said that Edgar should run for Mayor in Great Cow Harbor. If you wish to find the Queen, look for her dog.
Cathy's work is strongly collaborative. She often ignores the lazy elves and is joined by industrious artists from all over the world who labor with her to make her fairyland into a reality. Cathy works in precious metal, stained glass, gemstone beads, clay, vintage fabric, and old paper to create one of a kind pieces. Much of her work is available in 'people size' as well as 'doll size'.
Beginning in January 2011, Cathy's stable of "Wild Horses" will be available for public viewing. Each of the "Wild Horses" has been 'set to music' and each is always ready to boogie down for a party. If you are, too, then be sure to watch them dance. Please note that the Queen's dog is not a horse; he only pole dances for his treats.
The Queen is particularly grateful to Dr. Steven Chase who while keeping her comfortably numb, follows Edgar cheerfully down the rabbit hole. Dear Maureen, Edgar's dog collar is available in people sized.
Thank you for your deep interesting.
Cathy Cara
"There was a world where I was Queen. I created all things seen ..."
Once upon a time, Cathy Cara retired from Wall Street with her M.B.A. in Finance and Investment Banking to become full-time reigning Queen of Little Cow Harbor. The quaint fairyland of Little Cow Harbor is located on Long Island's fabled Gold Coast. Since there are so many stately mansions hosting so many masquerade balls, the Queen is constantly busy supervising the construction of intricately beaded gowns, silk lingerie, and finely tailored suits. Surrounded by the splendors of rippling ocean and deep forest, inherently lazy elves spend far too much of their time reading and lounging about in the cozy shade under the magnificent branches of wisteria; the Queen is often forced to do all the work herself. Hence, she is very busy.
The Queen's rare free time is spent walking her small dog along the quiet shore of Great Cow Harbor. Cathy's pedigreed Heliot poodle is naturally pink. Edgar's fur is the color of the most scrumptious strawberry milkshake. His finely glossed pink hooves never touch the ground as the Queen carries him everywhere. It has been said that Edgar should run for Mayor in Great Cow Harbor. If you wish to find the Queen, look for her dog.
Cathy's work is strongly collaborative. She often ignores the lazy elves and is joined by industrious artists from all over the world who labor with her to make her fairyland into a reality. Cathy works in precious metal, stained glass, gemstone beads, clay, vintage fabric, and old paper to create one of a kind pieces. Much of her work is available in 'people size' as well as 'doll size'.
Beginning in January 2011, Cathy's stable of "Wild Horses" will be available for public viewing. Each of the "Wild Horses" has been 'set to music' and each is always ready to boogie down for a party. If you are, too, then be sure to watch them dance. Please note that the Queen's dog is not a horse; he only pole dances for his treats.
The Queen is particularly grateful to Dr. Steven Chase who while keeping her comfortably numb, follows Edgar cheerfully down the rabbit hole. Dear Maureen, Edgar's dog collar is available in people sized.
Thank you for your deep interesting.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Understandable
After kissing so many men with nothing but disastrous results, she decided to stick with the frog.
Daydreaming
Russian artist Eclipse21 has produced the following stop action doll video which is dreamlike and fabulous.
The variety of dolls which I use in my work, which Eclipse21 features here in her video clip are strung internally utilizing a tension pulley system. They are marionette-like allowing for a full range of movement, however, they have no external strings or cords.
The variety of dolls which I use in my work, which Eclipse21 features here in her video clip are strung internally utilizing a tension pulley system. They are marionette-like allowing for a full range of movement, however, they have no external strings or cords.
Our Dolls in the Hamptons
See my work, the work of graphic artist ands sculptor A.D. Puchalski, and the work of fine arts photographer Richard Gardner all in one venue. We have been invited to participate in the fifth annual "Outsider Art" exhibition hosted by Galerie Belage in West Hampton. The gallery is situated in Suffolk county in the eastern end of Long Island. A summer visit would make for an excellent 'day trip' for doll and art lovers.
More information on the gallery and the exhibit can be found here: http://galeriebelage.com/
Find the work of Richard Gardner and see the 'Bebe' exhibit on-line here: http//www.richardgardnerphotography.com . Reminder: the fine art photography book of 'Bebe' is now available in softcover or hardcover from Blurb. The link to the book is on Richard's site.
More information on the gallery and the exhibit can be found here: http://galeriebelage.com/
Find the work of Richard Gardner and see the 'Bebe' exhibit on-line here: http//www.richardgardnerphotography.com . Reminder: the fine art photography book of 'Bebe' is now available in softcover or hardcover from Blurb. The link to the book is on Richard's site.
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