by jill | Oct 9, 2013 | Blog
My childhood home had a giant lemon tree in the backyard. Its sharp branches spread high into the sky, way over my head, and the fruit seemed to be as big as footballs. To make lemonade we’d gather ones that had fallen to the ground, careful not to get stabbed...
by jill | Sep 13, 2013 | Blog
You might call it junk but artists call them found objects! Sure I go to the Gem & Bead Mart and use Michael’s coupons, but there is nothing like a good yard sale, thrift shop or offerings from friends to use in my mosaics. These found objects are cost...
by jill | Aug 31, 2013 | Blog
On August 18th, 2013 we put old tiles in a paper bag & broke them with a hammer. How much more fun could that be? Then we each covered a stepping stone with the pieces, adhered, grouted & cleaned for a fabulous work of art!
by jill | Aug 18, 2013 | Blog
You’re Going Down I put your picture in the compost pile today. Can’t wait for the worms to start munching on your slimey face You think you can wiggle out of it but we have other plans You refuse to let go, but America’s finest city deserves better...
by jill | Jul 11, 2013 | Blog
A few months ago, on my way to yoga, while riding down Descanso’s Boulder Creek Road, I spotted a hubcap. All during yoga I kept thinking of that hubcap and all the fun ways I could mosaic it. So on my way back up the hill, I stopped the jeep, jumped out, and...
by jill | Jun 29, 2013 | Blog
I had become addicted to reading the San Diego Union-Tribune. Each morning I’d crawl back into bed with my cup of green tea and savor every page. I’d peruse in this order: front page, local, obits, Dear Abby & the crossword puzzle. Sometimes,...
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