The Moxley Retreat

Well, I got back from the Moxley Retreat on Sunday evening and this is the first opportunity I've had to post about it.

What a brilliant weekend we all had. This has got to be one of the greatest bunch of people that I have ever had the honour to play with. Barring a couple of minor problems, everyone was friendly and uncomplaining and we all had a blast.

It was so lovely to see Martha Murphy again and to take her classes. Martha's and my styles are so far apart that every time I do one, my boundaries are pushed to the limit. What Martha can do with solid-coloured cardstock is amazing.

I would have liked to have participated in more of the classes but we spent so much time partying that I was too tired in the morning to be up for the first classes. Becky gave me a challenge - it was one of those little easel cards, so I inked it and stamped on it and it came up wonderfully. But I gave it to Becky so don't have a picture to put up.

I did work on one other piece and I'll put it up as soon as I can get a nice photo of it.

Making the move

I've been posting to LiveJournal for a while now but been frustrated by the ability upload larger photos of my artwork (I'm sure it can be done, but it's not my forte). If you want to view my previous posts they are available at http://judip.livejournal.com/. But I'm leaving it open for the moment until I've managed to cope with the transition across.