4:30- 9:00 p.m. August 4th to celebrate singer-song writer Anna p.s.

​Community art projects ala Pop-up art studio took shape with tie dye this past month. 
How to entice the arm chair creative? There’s a short list of things I have found to ease
People into a mind set of try it on for size.  Firstly: it must not have too many steps toward mastery (dipping things in dye) Secondly: Take home appeal sets the stage for “hey look at what I’d did!” And lastly: got to be fun.  These pictures showcase the finished product if only because the camera near by was forgotten in the wake of all that was created.. That’s a good thing especially when looking at how many can’t seem to unfocus from the tiny screen thats’ become a pacifier of sorts.
Learning a new medium, again has left it’s mark of excitement all over my studio. Big scale boats as inspired by the nearby marina and afternoon sailing on Bandaras Bay in Nayarit. Tie dye was a surprise hit with sailors bringing in well loved tees and even socks ala fashion forward wannabes walking away with a brighter shade of fun. So much creative muscle to be flexed in such a short time- Oh My!  Let’s celebrate spring and all it’s new options for expression.
Be well, and stay tuned
Christine

You know that song that rings in your head?  My Van Morrison loop “Sailboats a comin and I gotta get on it, please can ya cut me some slack?”  Some random B side bite of ​logic, for me a wounded wing of a Captain  ala Dislocated shoulder held less swagger that  it needed to spend 24 days a float. So? Plan B.

Plan B is a great plan. It means there’s some hope in the plan to make a plan and not go directly to the bullfight arena of big disappointment. It’s been fun to riff on it  as short story, an idea iced for now.

Tah dah! Some creative energy.. Winter Art Camp, Snowbird Spring breakers, we can  extend a caffeinated and creatively orchestrated  little art adventure while you are here South of the boarder.
La Cruz is slowly morphing into a polished  more discoverable yet great surf, art and food culture spot where fun in the sun abounds.

Coffee? Local beans can be found sourced from up the mountain here near a goat trail that saunters up a long and winding  road only to run smack into a sleepily long eyelashed Donkey carrying big bags of beans ala Juan Valdez styled reality check.

​Complete with a roast and a grind, voila! Awesome cups of coffee. I’ll furnish the link on Monday.

Iced Coffee available at the Winter Art Camp Pop-up of Art duJour. Tie-Dye and Coffee oh my!