Comments for Game 4 Art

Comment on Fish du jour – Bollybangle Fish by Betty Terrell

Betty Terrell — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 01:55:25 +0000

I do! Between the fish and the bunnies, I’m feeling very free-swimming and hoppity! Thanks again, these drawings are very refreshing and light-hearted.

Comment on Fish du jour – Bollybangle Fish by admin

admin — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 17:06:51 +0000

Thanks, Betty! Hope you enjoy the others, too!

Comment on Fish du jour – Bollybangle Fish by Betty Terrell

Betty Terrell — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 04:17:32 +0000

Joan,
I like your bollybangle fish a lot! I can see the resemblance to a belly dancer’s belt, and she also looks lacy! She looks contented and self-possessed, beauty for it’s own sake – in a good way. Quite a centered and calm being.
Thanks for sharing your work this way.
- Betty

Comment on The Feminine Rising at ArtPrize! by admin

admin — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 21:58:48 +0000

So glad you enjoy her! Currently, the Feminine Rising is at a Curves in Grand Rapids where I will be giving a talk in December about Aspects of the Feminine Rising. I am not sure where she will be traveling from there.

Comment on The Feminine Rising at ArtPrize! by Sue Huotari

Sue Huotari — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 00:50:53 +0000

Love her Joan!!!! Will she be joining us later? I would love to see her in person.

Comment on About Game 4 Art! by Pat Steffel

Pat Steffel — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 08:26:07 +0000

Hi Joan,My Mom and I enjoyed visiting with you and looking at the great things at Art Works. Sounds like your wedding dress project is a real labor of love. Our daughter is getting married in July so it is fun to read about your project. Hope to visit again when I visit Mom in Iron Mountain.
Pat Steffel

Comment on Beginnings by Joan Game

Joan Game — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:53:06 +0000

Hi Susan!
We got back from Hawaii on Friday and today I think I’ve finally recovered from the jet lag! So sorry it took this long to respond back to you.

I’m so glad you’re enjoying my blog, I guess it’s time to enter new posts!

Regarding your pictures of pears, I’d suggest you take your camera or cell phone (if it has camera capabilities) to the grocery store or farmer’s market and start shooting some photos. That way you can arrange them anyway you want! And you have a great selection of kinds to choose from, too. It probably wouldn’t hurt to tell the produce person what you’re up to, and then buy a couple pears when you’re done. If you go to the store at a slow time, then you probably won’t feel as self-conscious. If people ask, just smile and say, “I’m an artist and I’m taking some resource photos.”

Your phone message sounded like you’re trying the blog – very cool and exciting! Go ahead and email me back with questions and I’ll try to share what I know. I also suggest you track down a teen or early 20-something computer minded relative or friend, because they can be extremely helpful!

Started more bead work on Catherine’s dress and it’s looking pretty awesome!

It was a pleasure meeting you, too, Susan, and I look forward to hearing from you!

Comment on Beginnings by Susan Dowty

Susan Dowty — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 14:52:17 +0000

Your blog is just wonderful! I enjoyed readig it. I would love to blog but I seriously don’t think I would spend much time at it. I’m always doing something.

I was wondering if you have any idea where I could find a picture of two pears. I have to have a photo to paint from. I once saw a painting at a store in CA and I loved it. The two pares reminded me of a couple, one was sitting upright and the other was leaning in, too cute.

When I read of your tea creation I thought I would try it, sounds healthy. I recently discovered a tea called Matcha. It is delicious and very good for you.

What a streak of luck I had meeting you in Las Vegas. I enjoyed our short visit. You have a new admirer.

Susan