A cornucopia? Really? Not quite. But my fans are growing. The art reception at the Sedona Public Library was a lot of fun. And a respectable number of people showed up, despite my assumption that nobody would. One lady, a well-known artist in Sedona whose father was Secretary of State under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, bought the two kitty paintings. So sales are building....  To prove it, here are some photos. (Getting these customers to send jpegs of themselves and their purchases is more of a challenge than getting them to buy my art!) 

Although the paintings I create on Hardie Board don't require framing, I was delighted to see how lovely "Horsey 1" looks housed in a silver stall.  

Now for the bad news. (Or good news, depending on your point of view!)

I'm leaving for Santa Monica, California for the next two months and don't plan to do anything but soak up the sunshine, salt air and those cool sea breezes. So your emailboxes will remain Jill-less during that time. I thank all of you who have been so consistent about adding your comments. In this brave new world of cyber-communication, it feels good to know that somebody out there is actually reading what I write!

Have a wonderful summer and let me know what you are up to?