2 Art Print GIVEAWAYS! (*CLOSED)

Pueblo in Temuco

a whimsical depiction of a small hillside neighborhood in Chile.

The Marina

created from the historical town of Sitka, Alaska.

I will be giving 2 art prints, Pueblo in Temuco and The Marina, reproduction prints (not originals), double-matted, 8" X 10" ready to frame for the GIVEAWAY.

Here are the GIVEAWAY details:

1- click on "Like" Candice Ashment Art Face Book fan page, become a fan HERE

2- click on "Follow" Candice Ashment Art blog (right column of page) HERE

3- click on "Share" my GIVEAWAY on my face book, then leave a comment that you did all 3 steps on my Candice Ashment Art FB HERE or on my blog.

EXTRA Entries:

4- "Share" with your friends and have them complete the first 3 steps and have them leave your name in their comment.

5- "Tag" your name in a photo of your favorite artwork on my FB page HERE

6- "Heart" my etsy shop (add to your etsy shop favorites) HERE

2 lucky winners will be drawn and posted March 15th! You can chose either print and color of mat.

Game on!

*******View GIVEAWAY WINNERS HERE*********

adding watercolor to a collagraph print on handmade paper

Crooked in Gorbea 16/60 - hand-pulled off the press...

Custom order coloring,

bright RED house, BLUE fence...

and a little ORANGE.

All prints are mounted & sewn with spacers between the print and mat board, no glues, no chemicals -consider them extremely archival :)

Click here to see more Crooked in Gorbea in my etsy shop

MEsSy HaNds Make Beautiful Creatures

Free-standing sculpture, sculpture that is surrounded on all sides, except the base, by space. It is also known as sculpture "in the round", and is meant to be viewed from any angle.

Little Creatures:

My daughter's class was studying animals a few weeks ago, and her teacher was gracious enough to let me bring in some clay. Most of the second graders decided to make their favorite animal, and their offspring as well. If that was too difficult, then instead, they rolled out snakes-there were 4 snakes. The tables, chairs, hands, shirts, sinks, and anything that got in the way, were covered in mud/clay. As always, it was a lot of fun!

Next we need to paint them!