Lesson to be learned: Applying lipstick to one’s face and acrylic to one’s canvas simultaneously is no easy task (and comes with severe consequences if one mixes up one's hands).
Due to my procrastination with my own art portfolio, I spent pre-art-show trying to get ready while finishing some paintings for college admissions. Regretfully, I showed up a half-hour past fashionably late, but despite my tardiness I still had plenty of time to admire the work of artists much more established than myself, at Bella Luna’s Friday Night Art Show.
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| Artists: Carly Thurman and Janice Elder wearing Johnnymeg |
Carly Thurman, a long-time Bella Luna alumna, displayed her own exotic yet simple handmade jewelry collection, Johnnymeg. Her collection can seen and purchased on her Etsy site as well.
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| Esther tries on one of Carly's pieces |
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| Guests browse the collections with champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries in hand |
Queen Janice covered Bella's walls with her whimsical, ocean and floral inspired paintings. They are still on display brightening up the entire store, so be sure to drop take a peak if you could not make it to the show.
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| Queen Janice and daughter Sage |
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| A Janice original |
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| Jennifer, me, and Sophia pose in front of Janice's artwork |
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| A few member of the Bella Luna Family reunite Carly, Colleen, Janice, Sammy, Esther, and Sophia |
We were glad to see friends, family, and locals come out for the night of cheese-tasting, picture-taking, and art-admiring. I have received word that Bella Luna will be joining the Second Saturday Mosaic Art Walk in the near future. Supporting the Rehoboth art scene, Bella will be showing local student work and of course, serving refreshments to accompany. More details will be given later.
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Thank you to all the Bella-Lunatics.
Live creatively,
Kateland
