"Where the spirit does not work with the hand there is no art." Leonardo da Vinci
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Welcome to MissouriBendStudio!
This is an online journal of my artistic investigations and a way to communicate about my work, ideas, quandries and queries! I welcome comments and conversation and do hope you enjoy these musings. My artwork is available in my shop MissouriBendStudio on Etsy.com or on my website.
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- Missouri Bend Paper Works
- Burbank, South, Dakota, United States
- I am an artist living and working in southeastern South Dakota on the banks of the Missouri River. My work combines painting, drawing, embroidery and collage on handmade paper. email: missouribendpaperworks@gmail.com Check out my other blog, an online journal at http://www.missouribendstudio.blogspot.com. Please visit my shop at: http://www.etsy.com/shop/ missouribendstudio. Thanks for looking!
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Here via Seth - I'm going to linger awhile and give a look at what you're doing with words!
ReplyDeleteI have several of Seth's Making Waves Series pieces and they are awesome!! His work is creative, stylistic and so filled with energy.You will be wowed by his talents!
ReplyDeleteGreat concept Patti.....love the quote, the artist and the rug in the background.
ReplyDeleteI love Seth's work. I think it's a great concept how you've featured the artists hands and then their work.
ReplyDeletegreat post! Wonderful way to introduce an artist (& I always love Seth's work)
ReplyDeleteMrCachet...thanks for visiting! If you're interested, I have another found text poetry blog, MissouriBendPaperWorks, which you can find at:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.missouribendpaperworks.blogspot.com
Enjoy!
Jill...thanks for your comment. I agree, Seth's work is wonderful and he is quite the energetic dynamo!
ReplyDeleteLisa H, thank you...so glad you like this feature! I just went back to look at that rug...it is wonderful...what a sharp eye!
ReplyDeleteDyche Designs, thank you for your comment...glad this feature is gaining momentum. It is a way for me to honor those who continue the long traditions of making work by hand, even as time transforms the available technologies!
ArtSnark, thanks for your comment too! Seth's work is great and am happy to feature him here!
Seth is an amazing artist, as I am sure you know. And through HIS blog I have now found yours.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
I enjoyed seeing Seth's hands at work and all the details on his work table. Thanks Patti.
ReplyDeleteRobyn...glad you enjoyed the little visit with Seth here!!
ReplyDeletevery nicE
ReplyDeleteRebeca...so glad to have you here! I love how we all find each other through these various connections in the blog/art world....and yes, Seth is a wonderful artist! Thanks for your comment!
ReplyDeletenance marie...I appreciate your comment...thanks so much!!!
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