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East of the Moon

Monday again! How did that happen?? I am tired and not very coherent, so I will post photos of some of the exhibits at the show with little text, so I don't have to think too much, and you don't have to read! I didn't capture the maker's cards for most of the exhibits, so my apologies to the makers. Warren Barnard designed 1:48 house built during a workshop: Chell Oldfield's cute kitchen cabinet also from a workshop: Adelaide Cann's beautiful courtyard garden: Real fountains!!! Ray Powell's…

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Before having to cancel Rik Pierce's "Ratty's House" class a couple of years ago I was all primed to create having bought a Ratty and all ki...

Rik will be visiting the southern hemisphere next year to run his Fair Rosamund's Bower workshop. With the cost of shipping being what it i...

On saturday, along with a friend, we start on a 5 days project given by Rik Pierce. We're facing a lot of work and long days/evenings but so looking forward to it. I will be making photo's ofcourse and give an impression of the workshop and my results when I'm back home. Here's a picture of what we will be making. Isn't it a lovely building? I will be back next week, I'll have to start packing my suitcase and tools for the class.

I watched the new Harry Potter movie last night, and if there is anything I admire more, it is the monumental Hogwarts castle by Rik Pierce! That is the dollhouse that first introduced me to the magic of paper clay. I never had a chance to take one of Mr. Pierce's workshops, but had the pleasure of meeting him at the Texas Miniature Showcase. The Hogwarts castle and more of Rik Pierce's creations can be viewed at: http://www.frogmorton.com

Last week, I was looking over the pictures of the workshops offered for the Tom Bishop Chicago show next year. As with every year, I always...

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