@judithmonroe.bsky.socialThese little pieces went home with a new collector today. I guess that the new bee pieces wouldn’t last long… but there’s still some other wonderful insects available!
Come by Studio #222 on the Sac Open Studio map this weekend to see what I’ve still got…
@judithmonroe.bsky.socialJoin us this weekend Sep 19 & 20, 10am-5pm!
@zivashayna @katiemorrisceramics @packjohanna
@kelly_loves_art @angela_joy_artist @vergeart #sacopenstudios
@judithmonroe.bsky.socialCome see us this weekend Sep 19 & 20, 10am to 5pm, along with four of our friends (SIX ARTISTS IN ONE LOCATION) for the Sac Open Studios. Visit sacopenstudios.com for details.
@vergeart #sacopenstudios #sacramentoartists
@judithmonroe.bsky.socialThey’re finished! This is “Influence,” one of eight new small artworks celebrating insects. Each one can sit on a shelf or hang on a wall and each has its own fortune from a cookie as part of the piece…
@judithmonroe.bsky.socialThe insect apocalypse is real and it's already happening. Nearly 10% of the global insect population has disappeared every decade since the start of the 21st century. The implications for everything else living on this planet are serious…
@judithmonroe.bsky.socialThat little red dot means that “Dissonance: No Worries” sold on the opening night of the Sac Open Studios preview show. But don’t worry, I’ll have more in the series with me for the weekend! Sep 19-20, 10am-5pm visit sacopenstudios.com, we’re location 222 on the map.
@judithmonroe.bsky.socialHave you heard of the insect apocalypse?
It's not a dramatic name for a small problem. Since the start of the 21st century, scientists have documented the loss of nearly ten percent of the global insect population every decade…
@judithmonroe.bsky.socialHave you ever considered how a bird makes a nest? Have you ever tried to build one yourself? I have, it’s not as easy as you might imagine. It’s much easier to get put an artwork of a nest and put it on your wall. Just sayin’.
@judithmonroe.bsky.socialI’ve had a long burning love affair with Pipevine Swallowtail butterflies. I first discovered one maybe ten years ago, at the end of its lifecycle, crawling on the ground near a trail. It let me hold it and have my photo taken with it and I was smitten…
