Wildflower Art Festival was yesterday. I did better yesterday on my second go at this show (sold more things, but made less money, it evens out). I am still learning things to do to adjust how my booth is set up. I think my next step is I am going to make something for the center. It is open and inviting, but almost too empty. and then I'll get to test it out for Cheese Days! I think the best is the reception to the anthropomorphic art..seen as fun and whimsical I was a little concerned that "Scriptus Rex" would be seen negatively due to the heavily Catholic influence but I think people took it mostly the way it was meant which pleases me... at last no one ranted at me However, I do find I will need to do more purely Celtic pieces. I thought I had more, but once hung, realized I had sold enough my "stock" was barren!

In light of needing more Celtic knotwork based pieces, I am going to do some. Mostly small (playing card size) but maybe some larger as the mood strikes. Mostly simple designs for the smalls, but intricately knotted. What I need are species and breeds!
So, have an animal, wild or domestic, you want to see in Celtic/Kells/Zoomorphic style? Let me know, I'll add it to the list!