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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Making Monotypes at Redux
I use oil on glass or plexiglass for my mono prints and monotypes. I also etch copper plates. Here I am creating monoprints at Redux on the French Etching Press.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Welcome to the Low Country Studios Blog
When I arrived in Charleston I received a greeting from a utility man who said, "Welcome to the Low Country, Miss Dolly." I remember saying to myself, "Low Country Studios. That would be a nice name for an arts focused business." (Why plural? I hope to open a number of studios for others to show, perform, teach, and create on the Southeastern shoreline.) The Charleston studio was born that day in 2004!
A special thank-you goes out to Louise, from the Charleston City office. She patiently walked me through the steps I needed to get my City Market license and to open a business in Charleston and the State of South Carolina. Low Country Studios is a Ltd. Co. within the State of South Carolina.
Along with Music and Arts postings, I will also be sharing information on folk healing methods and body therapy information, which has been an interest for over 20 years. I have incorporated body awareness tools for visual and performing artists in private studio lessons since 1983.
A special thank-you goes out to Louise, from the Charleston City office. She patiently walked me through the steps I needed to get my City Market license and to open a business in Charleston and the State of South Carolina. Low Country Studios is a Ltd. Co. within the State of South Carolina.
Along with Music and Arts postings, I will also be sharing information on folk healing methods and body therapy information, which has been an interest for over 20 years. I have incorporated body awareness tools for visual and performing artists in private studio lessons since 1983.
I hope you find encouragement here and will feel welcome to share your thoughts on my posts. Thank you for visiting!
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