For Susanne's Moley

With my move to Colorado, coming down with a cold and the holiday business, my creative muse disappeared.  We got back to Tucson yesterday.  Today I've created more art in just a few hours  than the entire month I was in Colorado.

Susanne, I'll be mailing your moley tomorrow.  I hope you like the artist trading card I made to go along with the spread I created in your moley.---Happy New Year!-Theresa

CHANGE OF ADDRESS

We have moved to Colorado and will be here for who knows how long?!  My new address is:

Theresa Hall

7029 S. Versailles

Aurora, CO. 80016

Colorful women for Theresa

I live in South Pasadena. Pasadena is famous for New Year Rose Parade. Last year I saw Cowgirls horses perform at Rose parade. They are the most colorful women I have ever seen. Petunia entry was about feet and shoes. So I decided to design some colorful boots for Cowgirls. Here they are:



Cowgirls Historical Foundation:
http://www.cowgirlshistoricalfoundation.com/

Hello from Colorado

Hi Everyone-I'm in Colorado for the holidays.  I've finished one moley (Ronnie's) and need to mail it to Susanne.  I have another moley I just started on.  Life's been nuts due to me moving again and the coming holidays.

Can we have a journal check in?  Just wondering where they are.

Hugs,

Theresa

Catching up

I just wanted to let Susanne know that I have her moley.  I have some ideas for it; just need the time to create.  Tomorrow is a holiday here.

I'll be putting Ronny's moley in the mail to you Susanne, some time this weekend.---Theresa

For Ronny's Moleskine

Hi Everyone!  It was hard for me to come up with something for Ronny's moleskine theme of Text and Texture but I did it!   My camera washed out the colors-it's brighter red than in the pictures.  It was fun to get messy, with gesso, embossing powders, etc.

 I also made a paper cover to protect her moleskine.  It's temporary so she can take it off should she want to.  

This will be headed your way, Susanne!--Theresa

Susanne's book - "Words with Birds"

I tried to mimic Petunia’s pages.

silk-screen printing,
collage,
acrylic painting