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A few things that are going on/coming up:
* Currently showing some paintings and fiber work at the Trumbull (CT) Town Hall -- work is up until May 17th.
* Will be selling my crafts (fiber work; miniatures) at this event:
* The following weekend, I'll be selling crafts at this venue in Newtown, CT. The hours for both days of this show run from 10am-6pm.
More updates about other STUFF coming soon!
Part of this girl started looking like a skeleton, so I just went with it. I'm not sure why so many of "my girls" look like cyborgs or monsters. We'll leave that to my future analyst to decipher.
This work & this image are © Megan E. Jeffery. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Somebody left the house with socks that don't match. And shoes that don't match.
Fashion faux pas? Trendsetting? Laundry day? As yet to be determined.
This work & this image are © Megan E. Jeffery. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
It's about time spring was here; one could say it's the "rite" time?
This girl in her pastel-y colors couldn't agree more.
This work & this image are © Megan E. Jeffery. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
There are 2 layers of underpinnings for this painting -- the first was a page from a telephone book, and because I couldn't make rhyme nor reason from that, I finally got smart and added another layer -- a scrap of scrapbook paper with a paisley design. It was the paisley design remnant that gave this girl her name. I think I *might* be being influenced by all the manga that shows up in the cartooning classes I teach. And, hey: if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.
This work & this image are © Megan E. Jeffery. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
This girl's pinkness shows she's in the bloom of health, ergo: in her prime.
Also, being part robot, she's comprised of prime (phone) numbers (from the background yellow pages), and her engine's full of fuel and she's ready to go, or, dare I say it: primed?
This work & this image are © Megan E. Jeffery. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Her hair's full of dreads, ergo: she's dreadful. Oh plays-on-words, you're the best!
This work & these images are © Megan E. Jeffery. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
The full title of this painting is "You Can Take the Girl out of Fairfield County, But You Can't Take the Fairfield County Out of the Girl", mostly because the backdrop is a map of Fairfield County (CT).
I was raised in Fairfield County, and when I was living in Massachusetts, I would say the above (to myself) with some frequency. Mostly because because let's face it, other places are different from where you grew up, and sometimes that takes some getting used to. When it became evident that I'd be moving back to Fairfield County, I'd have to stop myself mid-phrase, "You can take the girl out of Fairfield County..." and would have to acknowledge, "Oh, wait: no you can't."
This work & these images are © Megan E. Jeffery. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
The title to this was orginally "Girl with a Problem", and that problem is not so much that this girl's oven mitts have turned into cyborg arms, but rather that this new bride has burned a pie for her husband. Problematic.
This work & these images are © Megan E. Jeffery. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
