Get well soon, Hillary!

FAKE Youth Arts Festival

MAKE Youth Arts Festival was a smashing success, as was FAKE, our Fake Jan life-drawing event!

The Art Envoys/Season 2

We are firing up another season of The Art Envoys!

Jade, Lily, and Randy will be kicking off our season premiere with some spectacular never-before-attempted art antics to amaze and dazzle the eyes!

Start making some popcorn, because this season will be live-streamed directly onto your computer!

All your Art Envoy questions will be answered.

Questions like....

Will Jade ever wear a bright colored pantsuit?

Will Lily comes to terms with her inner Yoko Ono?

Will Toulouse fly the coup?

What do Lily and Randy talk about when they think no-one is listening?

SPOILER ALERT!

We'll be treating you to another series of that wildly popular internet game we call Dream Creatures!

You know, the one where you describe the creatures who live in your dreams to us on Facebook, and we'll bring them to you in living color within 20 minutes!

Here's Jade's "Foot-eating monster" painted by Lily.

Eek!

And yes, between all the razzle-dazzle, there will be times of quiet contempation and thoughtful painting

(snooze).

But enough of that already....

Put on your polyester Pantsuit and get ready for

The Art Envoys/ Season 2!

BANG!

Monsters and Mythical Creatures

Yesterday, Art Envoy Lily and I played a game on Facebook called "Monsters and Mythical Creatures".

In this game ( which I made up yesterday) we asked people to write in their imaginary monsters and mythical creatures and we would attempt to paint them.

Julia wrote in first, asking Lily to paint her creepy childhood boogieman, who peered in through her window.

I love this one!

Wendy asked me to paint a "Three-legged, camel-toed juice sloth".

Next, jade asked Lily to paint a be-jeweled faun.

Lily in action.

Pauline asked for a creature who had butterfly wings, a fluffy body, a lizards tail, a red panda's head, a duck bill, and otter legs.

Jade asked Lily to paint her childhood nightmare of a "Foot-eating crab".

Denise wanted a "Flower-breathing, pomegranate -eating dragon".

Alison asked for "The twin brother and sister of a Mermaid and a Gryphon".

We went in order of who wrote in, and we still have lots of creatures left to paint.

What interests me most is that lots of people are recalling the bizarre creatures that lived in their childhood dreams.

I'd love to get all the Art Envoys on board at once to take on painting everyone's childhood monsters and mythical creatures.