Nature Makes an Impression workshop in Southern California

I loaded up my little Fit with four roasters, tons of paper, chems, botanicals, pipes and metal plates.  It made it over the Grapevine. I got to my first stop at DeAnn Singh's in 6.5 hours, even with a short detour when my Waze shut off.  The workshop began the next morning so I prepared the tables and stuffs with the help of DeAnn in the evening. All the students were there to begin at 9 sharp. We had a full two days of fun. The next stop was in Tarzana at Jann Marks home. I really needed that free day between classes to get ready for the 16 new students. Both homes had shaded work areas, so the heat wasn't bad. Here are photos of some of the work done;

The work of Sylvia Kowal

Carolyn Bremer's logwood blanket pieces

Carrie Imai's piece on Kraft Tex

Joan Hawks and her lovely silk scarf

Anne Bystrom's  piece

Janet Martorello's wrinkled iron blanket piece

Marian Oshiro's iron blanket piece.