the return of the zombie-tree

Could there be a better tree for a vulture?!

skylight

puppies and painting

border collie pup (Chloe) (towel "diaper" courtesy of pink comforter owner, Sophia...)

and mighty border collie, Clark, during Preakness

tomorrow posting photos of finished work for the painting exhibit... so far...whew!!!

Come enjoy local cheese (Oak Spring Dairy)

local cookies (Skylar Hill Confections)

local music (Mike Vinson, guitar and dulcimer)

local art (me)

and, hopefully, local wine (soon to be announced!)

AND poetry!

In the Moment

Paintings, Drawings, and Photographs by Marci A. M. Nadler

June 5 - June 29, 2011

Opening Sunday, June 5 4 - 7 p.m.

Fox Tails Salon 101 West Federal Street, Middleburg, VA 20117 540-687-5118

Live Music: Mike Vinson, guitar & dulcimer

yesterday's sky

Finishing up paintings for the exhibit and framing what's already complete. But had to break for a few sky moments yesterday:

finishing paintings for the exhibit!

Countdown to hanging!!! Excited, nervous and want to start new paintings!

A lot of the paintings are still wet. And I want to start more...gorgeous light today. But have to finish and  get ready to hang.

this last one is still in the works:

opening announcement!

In the Moment

Paintings, Drawings, and Photographs by Marci A. M. Nadler 

June 5 - June 29, 2011

Opening Sunday, June 5    4 - 7 p.m.

Live Music: local musician, Mike Vinson on guitar and dulcimer

The Gallery at Fox Tails Salon 

101 West Federal Street Middleburg, VA 20117 

540-687-5118

And many more! 

Paintings, drawings and photographs. Mostly paintings.

the heavy watering can

This was right next to our front door...really!

sky and pup

Between the new pup and end of the year activities and demands for the girls, my posting has been sporadic, at best. Also finishing up painting for my exhibit in June...but there are so many new things to paint!

today's very early morning sky!

Old puppy, meet new puppy...

photo break

In the midst of finishing up paintings for the exhibit in June, the very early morning mist today called for a photo excursion. For about 5 minutes, a red winged blackbird strutted up and down a fence, belting out a mating call and showing his plumage.