CANNERY WORKERS, PELICAN MATTED ART CARD MOSS VELVET I didn't have my sketchpad

I didn't have my sketchpad but when they finished their number I asked them if they had a piece of paper and pencil

The sculpture is mounted on a panel of brushed steel backed by a sturdy block of wood

I’m uncertain whether my occasional artist block is the result of ADHD (Art Deficit Hypercritic Disorder) or late onset Dumbentia

Large salt-fired ceramic pitcher featuring fish on sides

CANNERY WORKERS, PELICAN MATTED ART CARD MOSS VELVET I didn't have my sketchpad8" x 10" Double mat; 5" x 7" art card. One of Alaska's most celebrated artists, Rie Munoz was born in Van Nuys, California in 1921. While living in California in 1950, she decided to plan a trip. She looked at a map, drew a line to the farthest point and most interesting place she could afford on her shoestring budget. Rie choose Alaska, traveling up the inside passage by steamship. She immediately fell in love with Juneau and gave herself one day