OOOPS-A-PALOOZA

So when one is in a workshop for a week, and you sometimes 
overexert yourself, or think too quickly you
'got it' and take off running....some serious over working often happens.
Case in Point....

oops X 1000 by R. Jones
After several attempts to redeem her, I realized it
was time to pack up, go to my room, and enjoy
a glass of wine and a Sponge Bob marathon  
and start again in the morning.

It was so bad, that even my camera couldn't be 
bothered to take a decent photo. There was NO 
chartreuse on this paper. I suppose the NIKON just
felt a bit 'pukey' at the sight of it.
This, however is not how the workshop ended...



This project is funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts. This project is funded in part by a generous award from the John and Susan Bennett Memorial Arts Fund of the Coastal Community Foundation of SC.





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