The beach this weekend was the usual place of discovery. After a long beach walk and with our pockets full of treasures, we went to Mo’s for a bowl of clam chowder. We weren’t the only people with this idea, but luckily got a table with a view. We stared out at the bay (me) […]
Author: bonniehull
Bonnie Hull is a painter. Transplanted from the urban mid-west, she works in Oregon's capital city living in a mid-19th century house. Studio, garden, quilting, coffee, preservation, the Oregon art world are among her topics.
The Driving Head
For quite a few years I’ve been drawing Roger Hull whenever we go on a car trip of more than an hour, and I call these drawings The Driving Head series. I have hundreds of them. Here are three:
Living the Creative Life: Irene and Jon
In January I visited the new studio under construction at Irene’s house for painter Jon Colburn (see post for Jan. 24,08). Yesterday I stopped by to check progress so here’s an update:
Living the Creative Life: The YWCA Collection
I’ve been gathering work from 20 local artists here in town. We’re building the beginning of a collection of women’s art to go in the new YWCA building on Broadway. I’ve visited some studios–occasionally without my camera BUT, occasionally WITH my camera. Visiting somebody else’s studio is an interesting activity and has been a real […]
Sunday and the revisiting of certain themes…
Memeo-matic, 30th & Killingsworth, and a new quonset, plus coffee. Home. (Please click on the image if they’re too small to even see one tiny detail.)
Saturday
Domijan day. We hang out in a variety of colorful places. Jennifer in touch with her inner self, Fanny not sure, coffee:
Friday Night
PAM opening of the Dancer show with Heidi and Scott.
I love the car wash…
And now off to the city for the weekend!!
Uh Oh…
The day started out okay but it turned ugly on me.
Creative re-use of space
A familiar street-corner fixture takes on a new life. I like the reuse of real estate.
On The Way 