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PATTI SAYS . . .

A TABLETOP OF PETITE TREATS

Demonstrating and meeting viewers are such a treat. 
So much going on while discussing my process, concepts and 
any little story behind a work of art takes all of my attention.

. . . okey, I agree I'm not good at multi-tasking. . .

So while demonstrating at Patrician Design for their Sidewalk 
Artists Series November 5th, I barely noticed Patti click, click, 
clicking away on her key board. Later I discovered Patti 
honored me with a blog article. 

Click here to view.

Thank you Patti!

Comments

  1. Susan what a great article. Do you package your unframed matted original in the clear bags. I am trying to figure out the best way to ship and show my pastels without a frame.
    Thank you to for your comments on my blog. I always love hearing from you.

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  2. Hi Dori! Normally I frame my pastels, but this was a "champagne" special for the demo. Yes, they were packaged in clear plastic sleeves.

    Glad to see you pursuing the pastels!

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