Artists' Open House Weekend - Susquehanna County, PA

 The 18th annual self-guided tour of artists and artisans' studios in Susquehanna County...northeastern Pennsylvania takes place October 11, 12, 13, 2014 10am to 6pm.

Check out the map. Plan your route. Talk to carvers, sculptors, potters, painters, photographers, woodworkers, furniture makers, stained glass artists, jewelery artists. Get great deals on original art. See where it's made.
http://www.artiststour.com/

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Artists-Open-House-Weekend-Tour/364097641137 

 My paintings and prints will be at the Butternut Gallery in the center of Montrose, PA along with that of other tour veterans; Joe Welden, Tom Canouse and Betty Bryden.

The North Wing Opens

Adjoining space has been added to my studio - almost doubling the area! Now I can store my paintings and actually display some. This is very exciting news for me and I look forward to an Open Studio Event in the future...in the meantime you are cordially invited to visit.(by appointment 'cause I'm not here all the time..but close-by, usually) Loads of free parking ;-) and new paintings.

 














The front door of the (3 acres under roof) building at 22 Browne Court that houses my studio and many other diverse businesses. Oh, there's my assistant (husband) now, moving yet another painting.









Please look at Rodrica Tilley Gallery of available Paintings

Studio Lookin' Good

I think my new studio in Brattleboro will always look this organized. There is no room to have anything out of place. Chaos can come to this little room in about 5 minutes. So far, so good.

Those of you who saw it "before" can appreciate these "after" photos. Notice the cheery new rug!

But the best thing of all is the paper flat file (under table on right side of lower photo). After spending way too much time and energy chasing down used flat files all over the northeast I had one custom made by Greg Goodman Cabinetmaker here in Brattleboro. He made a utilitarian and mighty fine looking piece that works like a charm. I should say it is the second best thing.

The best is my husband who is not in the photo but several of my older pieces of studio furniture which were made by him are. He had the brilliant idea to ask Greg to make the file. I couldn't have done it without Michael. Thanks, honey. (But he didn't pick out the rug!)

Now I can get down to work which as you can see I am doing.