Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Pear Tree Art Salon


I’m excited to announce that I’m participating in a unique art salon!  We are a group of eleven women artists exhibiting our work for 8 days.  Join us for the art show, sale, workshops, hot apple cider, comfy couches, conversation and inspiration. 

Location:  1890 Bryant Street Studios @Mariposa #302 in San Francisco 

Dates:  Fridays 5-8 on November 26, December 3, 10, and 17
            Sundays 11-3 on November 28, December 5, 12, and 19

I will be showing paintings from my new series “Still Life – Precious Things”.  Preview them here:


and I will also be teaching note card embossing every Sunday.  You can make up to 5 cards for $10.

The artwork is excellent and the atmosphere relaxed.  Get away from the holiday shopping crowds and immerse yourself in creativity.

For more information check out our website:



Greetings

Welcome to “Tracking the Muse”.  I have long wanted to create a blog to express my thoughts on living the creative life.  Here I am finally doing it.

I thought long and hard about a title for this page. It needed to encompass the diversity of my artistic expressions.  All my life the muse has led me in different directions, from painting to gardening, cooking, silversmithing jewelry, writing poetry, basket weaving, playing piano and more. As a student of Tom Brown Jr’s Tracker School, the word “tracking” hints at the importance of nature in my life and describes my creative path.  Like a tracker, an artist uses all their senses.  They closely observe their surroundings down to the smallest grain of sand.  Most of my inspiration comes from my observations of the natural world and the mysteries contained within.  Look closely and you will find infinite beauty.       

It is with this in mind that I begin my blogging journey…




"Sea Bounty" by Pamela A. Heyda
oil on canvas, 10 x 10", 2010