After a crazy holiday season for my husband and I, it was time for the two of us to get away for a bit. We headed to the beautiful and remote Oregon coast. As many of you know, it rains a lot in western Oregon, which keeps some tourists away. But, if you're a true Oregonian, the drizzly coastal weather doesn't faze you and even the horizontal rain is tolerable.
In the three days we were there, we passed just half a dozen folks on the beach. At first it was a little eerie to have the beach (more like the entire town!) to ourselves. But we quickly got over the "left behind" feeling and embraced the solitude. At one point, my husband decided to explore a tunnel in a hillside and I combed the beach for small treasures- one of my favorite things to do. I found some shell pieces and a couple of small driftwood to use with my latest wall hangings.
The three on the left are my newest additions. This week, some weavings and art prints are headed to a shop in Moss Landing, California, which is between Monterey and Santa Cruz.
I didn't find any new rocks on the beach to add to my collection, but I did find some time to paint a few stones from a previous trip.
The one remaining rock in my Etsy shop is the little black one, and it'll probably be awhile before I paint more rocks. This month I'll be working on an exciting new project. My art will be on a product! I'll share more down the road once the process has commenced. I also regularly post updates on Twitter and Instagram if you want the latest news or listings of available work.
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