September 2025 I fulfilled a bucket list to join 18 wonderful participants at Cheerio. Coordinated by Joyce and Jim Teta, John Stevens taught a fantastic workshop. I can't believe how much he passed on to us. So much to learn, so little time. We were so fortunate to get an exhibit of John's originals too. We had two exhibits..John's and Manny Murillo's many Cheerio pieces he does every time he attends. Manny produced a book of them and many of us bought it. How lucky were we?
The group
We each had to demo our folios of work we did in class. I did 7 and this is one. Someone
made me laugh because I wasn't holding the folios correctly or too fast for everyone to see!
What a wonderful experience to have been part of such a creative workshop and to see John’s original work in person. Experiences like this remind me how much thoughtful details can add value to a space. In a home or property, for example, a Double-glazed window can improve insulation and comfort, while another Double-glazed window option can also help reduce outside noise. Small improvements like these can make a property much more pleasant to live in.
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ReplyDeleteThe Cheerio workshop sounds like a wonderful experience, especially with the opportunity to learn from John Stevens and see original pieces by the artists. Events like this also show how much creativity and craftsmanship can add character to a space. For anyone interested in finding inspiring places or exploring the northern property market, this is an interesting perspective on how art and personal interests can shape the atmosphere of a home.
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