First Friday Art Walk

The goal of any artist is to touch the soul of another with their work. I'm happy to share the works of the artists that have touched me. I hope you enjoy them too.

Now, it might not be much to many, but this picture means a lot to me. It hung in my grandmother's living room. I remember as a child, during sleepovers, my grandmother and I would stay up to the wee hours and watch the Late Show and then the Late, Late Show. She'd make real cooked chocolate pudding between the two shows. Yum. Looking at this picture, invokes many feelings and really, isn't that what art is suppose to do?

On another wall hangs my Great-Grandfather's confirmation certificate--dated 1857. The document starts many conversations. Again, isn't that what art should do?

This quilt was commission by grandmother and quilted by the women of my church during the 1940s. She gave it to me on my 16th birthday because I loved it so much. No. I was not 16 in the 1940s. LOL Silly.

These plates were made by my mother. She knows I love butterflies.



Want to see more art today? Check at my friends' sites.



Rita_http://www.ritahenuber.com/category/blog/

Liz Talley/Diana Layne_http://blog.dianalayne.com/

Cynthia Justlin_http://www.cynthiajustlin.com/blog

Anne Marie Becker___www.AnneMarieBecker.com


Stop back next Friday to view more of my art.