Remember 25% of all sales there go to Little Sisters of the Poor for nonsecular paintings. 100% of all religious art goes to the Little Sisters. Also remember their capital campaign in your prayers and financially if you can. Here's their website...the donate button is at the bottom right: http://www.littlesistersofthepoorbaltimore.org/
In my other shop JYWheeler - which I refer to as Painted Panache, I have been working on some miniature porcelain pieces in the form of pendants and a number of pieces for the spring challenge for the Old Farmhouse Gathering Team (OFG Team) I belong to on Etsy. I don't have photos up yet since they are still in the works. But look for four footed mugs, a porcelain egg and an adorable small dresser tray. Oh and I shouldn't forget, a little teapot shaped hinged box. It's so cute. I cannot wait to post the photos.
Here is a piece of porcelain I recently put up. It's a toothbrush holder with a matching cup. Can you tell I'm finished with winter? I'm ready for summer and the beach. Here's the link to the listing on Etsy: http://www.etsy.com/listing/66762506/handpainted-porcelain-shell-design
3 comments:
Nice work. I've always admired iconography. My mother always had an icon of St. Nicholas in her house, her favorite saint which I believe was painted in Greece. :-)
Beautiful work, Joann! Bless you! You are doing a wonderful thing.
I found a few icons in Florida (Tarpon Springs) small enough to carry with you in your purse. On wood and closing like a locket to protect the image but stand alone when open. I always love the touches of cobalt blue and gold.
You are always involved in such fun and interesting projects! You are the consumate artist' !! (Accent on eest)
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