May 04, 2009

on top of the world

On top of the world

Love when I have days when I feel like this.


Once again a quick hello, as this week feels busier than last, but it’s all good!  I’ve decided the Unique L.A. show was great! There were moments there when I wasn’t sure, but in the end it was very fun. I plan to share photos along with some thoughts on what I learned from this show, including some experiments I did with my booth, so stay tuned. If you can’t wait until the post, I also tweeted quite a bit about the show this morning, well more than 9 tweets in a row, is a lot for me. {I almost forgot that twitter wasn’t my blog there for a minute}

So, I’ll see you when I see you, as I prepare for my gallery show this Saturday. In the meantime, this is a new print that’s over at the shop, and I’m sure you’ll be able find me on twitter. ;) and you can find a new interview with me about blogging, over on artists who blog. {thank you again Stephanie!}

hope all is happy & well in your worlds!

Comments (10)

Glad the show went well! Im looking forward to the gallery show. :) Oh and i really enjoyed the interview with you on Stephanie's blog. :) Have a lovely merry happy day and love to you!

p/s : love that new painting as well. :)
Rock on with your bad self. xoxo
So glad to hear that the show went well, looking forward to seeing the photos.
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oh, i'm glad you had fun at unique la! i thought it was splendid as well. it was lovely meeting you at the show on sunday. now for a hello on blogworld! :)
I don't know why, but I am very amused by this picture... probably because of how much Olive is enjoying standing on top of the world. What's that rectangular thing supposed to be? A tree? I didn't know you are doing abstract art now. =P
Such a fun painting! I wish I had a lampshade that was that cool.
Glad I discovered your blog today... you make lovely objects of desire!
Thanks Marisa!
I love this new painting of yours :)
Great interview marisa! I love that your dog and cat are patiently waiting for you to go to work.
Kelvin, you know I always have to keep you guessing with my work. It was intended to be a tree, but of course as is always the case, interpretation is left to the viewer :)