A few of us took a side excursion to go cowboy boot shopping. We hit the store like a tornado, strewing boots all over the place while we tried on all different styles. Here we are pictured with our selections: me, Dianna Soisson, Lynda Schumacher, Debbi Friedman and Elizabeth Patterson. The bottom photo is just a shot I took of one of the displays of boots. On this trip, I think I might have been known more for my shopping habbits, cowboy boots and gold shoes from Italy than my art!
I thought I would post these two photos of the silent auction pieces. I bid on several but they were all scooped up in the last seconds by more savvy bidders so I came home with none. Better luck next time! In the center of the top photo is "Wyoming Grey" the piece that took the highest bid. My candy apples are in the center of the bottom photo. Nicole Caulfield's "Dandelions" are to the right of mine.
I strongly suggest to any colored pencil artists who are able to attend one of the yearly exhibitons/conferences to do so. It's a very worthwhile experience and the one time of year so much of the cp art and so many of the artists are in one place. The 2012 exhbition will be held in Coventry, Kentucky which is outside of the greater Cincinnati, OH area. Cincinnati chapter is hosting.
Great post and pics, Kendra......and so wonderful to get to spend time with you!
ReplyDeleteYou are fast, Kendra! I haven't even unpacked yet. I really enjoyed meeting you - another sister-in-stones.
ReplyDeleteLynda & Ester, it was great meeting you both and spending time with both of you! I wanted to post an entry before I got busy with other things. Onto more artwork now!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you had such a wonderful time! So you did some shopping eh? :-) And yes, that silent auction gets a bit wild in those final moments. Understandable of course, the auction art is so fabulous that it is like seeing another exhibition! Your apples are fabulous by the way, I would have bid on them!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your write-up Kendra! It was a great convention.
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