One of the great parts of being an Artist-in-Residence with Red Rock Canyon Interpretive Association is the time I spend in Red Rock Canyon.
Cricket loves his K9 Sport Sack.
Olive cools off in a rock.
A portrait of a desert tortoise crossing paths with us.
Hope you had a wonderful month. Onward!
September is awesome. This Fall I’m an Artist-in-Residence, along with two other amazing artists, at the Red Rock Canyon Interpretative Association. The residency dates run from October 1st through the 14th, with embroidery workshops on October 4th and October 11. My classes will focus on stitching the impressive Red Rock Canyon landscape. Call the number on the flier to sign up. Hope to see you soon!
Right before dawn rains.
A westward crack in Red Rock Canyon’s parking lot.
Juniper bush in July.
Red Rock Canyon.
Light over rocks.
The moon a cat’s nose and the dawn peeping.
What have you been seeing?
Rain clouds stopped by last week allowing us to trek midday with the pups to Red Rock Canyon. It’s a stunning landscape with much for the eye to catch, making me itch for extra time out there to hike, think and imagine.
I sat down immediately when home and started stitching this idea. The coloring stitches aren’t finished yet, but the piece is pleasing to the eye already.
Back stitch and straight stitch are being employed here. The thread is DMC.
The photography professor I studied with encouraged shooting around 7 AM & PM for interesting lighting. Today I caught shadows.
Husband!
How was your weekend? What did you make?
Brambleton Threads 