Sunday, July 18, 2010

Glory, Hallelujah

I'll be having a solo show at Blonde Grizzly. The show starts on August 20th and lasts until the next Gallery Stroll in September. My theme is the United States. I've been feeling pretty patriotic for some reason lately and this is what I've come up with. Here's a taste. I think I'm going to try to make flash cards.

Hawaii
State Bird: Nene
State Flower: Hibiscus

Washington
State Bird: Willow Goldfinch
State Flower: Coast Rhododendron
Virginia (for lovers)
State Bird: Cardinal
State Flower: American Dogwood

13 comments:

Beverly {Flamingo Toes} said...

These are beautifu and soo creative! You're going to have people asking for other states soon (Hint hint CA) :)
I love them!

Molly said...

I agree! I love your work.... Oregon would be a lovely state to do!

Ashley said...

These are SO lovely and creative! I would totally buy some from you--the states that are near and dear to my heart. :)

Annieofbluegables said...

What a wonderful and creative idea. I'd love to see Utah.
~a

Unknown said...

Beautiful! I love it. I would buy flashcards! You are so talented!

AmyB said...

Gorgeous. I love them! By the way, I tried your Liberty Bell .. "Life, Liberty" cut for th 4th of July. It's on my Flickr. http://www.flickr.com/photos/7866304@N08/4784925635/

Thanks so much for sharing the pattern. I haven't got the knack, but with a pattern I'm good to go!
-Amy Bauer

Ashley G. said...

Such a cool idea! I've a big fan of http://www.theunitedplates.com/ but I think that prints of these would be even better. Especially one of Kentucky...just putting that out there.

PAK ART said...

Can't wait to see Alaska! Your work is always so original and beautiful - I love the whimsical too!

Sissy Sparrows said...

You have such talent, skill and patience! How clever you are!

Joe said...

better and better

Rachel said...

These are so lovely. And thanks for doing my current state (Virginia). No requests here, I'm good!

Unknown said...

love these cindy! i'll have to come by- but i won't make it tonight

Kirsten Sparenborg Brinton said...

WOW. I've loved the idea of representing the states with their vernacular and the execution of your cuttings is so very elegant!