for a little invisible inspiration

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Remember this friday is art nite!

what it is

its...invisible!

hey there cats and kittens. our next art nite will be held on August 1st. yes yes its in only a couple weeks. i'm not going to make excuses.

be there if ya care!

Date: Friday August 1st

Time: 7:00ish

Location: 414 Buck Road, Quarryville, PA 17566

http://www.mapquest.com/

here's the skinny...

From York: Take Rt 74 South down to Rt 372; go left on Rt 372 ( there is a sign there that says Quarryville 14 miles) You will cross the Susquehanna over the Holtville Dam bridge ( really cool bridge; great view!) Take this to Quarryville. You will cross over Rt 272 at 'The Buck' at a traffic light, pass a small shopping mall with Musser's grocery store in it, that way you know you are getting close. Continue to follow Rt 372 ( it gets quite curvy along this stretch so be careful, especially if you have never been here before) You will come down a slight hill out of a group of trees to a very sharp turn ( 90˚) to the left and then make another sharp turn (90˚) to the right, this means you are very close. You will pass a Lapps Restaurant on your left; house is the second house after that on the left. It is a red brick and white siding ranch house with black shutters.

Lets figure out the parking when we get there...we're spontaneous like that.

see you all there...its a bit of a hike so carpooling is preferred. contact me for more info.

thanks everyone

be good!

andi

who thought i forgot?

so after a couple daunting weeks i managed to update. dona thanks'a bill for letting us make rather good use of your lovely illuminating back yard! Fun Fun. and Very Fun! you are the definition of host with the most...appreciate it. it was another all together great art nite. Thanks everyone for coming up with some fun projects this month. Cant wait to see everyone in a couple weeks! sorry for the short notice...
here are a few of our pieces.

i felt it necessary to pay a bit of homage to the delish food we had there.

O sweet cheeri O

How I love thee

Let me count the ways

For breakfastAs a snack

Even as dessert

Swimming in milk

With fruit

Covered in chocolate

O sweet cheeri O

How I love thee

this is a rice crispy buddha sculpture...fyi

where its at

sorry for the delay in action.

for a lil change of pace; this art nite will be located at
504 Atlantic Ave. York, PA (Donna S.'s place)
www.mapquest.com
(you can come to the back or front of the house, either will suffice)
Parking: street
Time: 7pm
Bring: food or drink if you would like (grill available)
and there has been a BYOC request (bring your own chair)
if you have any questions feel free to email me. otherwise hope to see everyone there
Hope everyone is still feeling motivated : )
can't wait to see your projects.
andi

sweet 'n sour sauce

As listed above our next topics are sweet, really funny and buddha. Yep we picked three this time, due to our own renounced reasoning… it sounded like a good idea at the time.
Have fun. Similar to last month the location has not been determined. So stay tuned, But please mark July 11th on your calendar. Have a super swell 4th of July.
Thanks everyone if I haven’t said it all ready.

texas & light projects

We collaborated on Friday June 6th this month. I’m going to chalk this one up as the most fun art nite…yet. I had a blast! They keep getting better and better. It was our first all ladies art night. No offense gentlemen we love when you are there so we appreciate those fellas that showed up late (thanks). Once again amazing projects!!! Sorry to a couple of you; we didn’t get good photos of your projects. If you would like to email a photo or anyone that couldn’t make it, also feel free to send me pics. The blog could use a little love. And I’m sure we would all like to see any new projects in the works so also keep that in mind. Thanks again everyone.
andi




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what we learned at the art sale

The wavy lines that appear above a hot grill or an asphalt road in the middle of the summer are caused by a phenomenon called refraction. Refraction is the bending of light waves, and it occurs when light passes between substances with different refractive indices — in this case, cool air and hot air. Because hot air is less dense than cool air, light speeds up when it reaches a hot surface and then curves back upwards, causing the viewer to see an image of the sky and the surface to appear wavy in the heat. This phenomenon is responsible for desert mirages, as refraction and reflection look very similar to the human eye, and the refracted image of the sky from very hot sand can look like the reflection of the sky in a pool of water.
The reason that things look wavy in the heat, instead of appearing as a stable image of the sky, is that the air temperature is not stable. Hot air naturally rises, so as air comes off the hot surface, it rises for a bit before rapidly cooling and sinking to be heated again. This constant mixing of hot and cool air produces vibration, which translates into refracted images looking wavy in the heat. A road that looks wavy in the heat can be dangerous, as it may appear that water or oil has been spilled on the road, so it is important to drive cautiously when it is hot enough for so-called "highway mirages" to appear. The sand in a desert is also prone to mirage, which thirsty travelers can notoriously interpret as an oasis.

it was hot.