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Sheila Cameron
Nevada City, CA
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Posted Aug 18, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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The Myth of Katie Holmes
Posted Jul 8, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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Katie is Free and I'm Conflicted...
Posted Jun 29, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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Delay of Game
Posted Jun 21, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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You've Got Me All Wrong
Posted Jun 18, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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Oh that makes me so happy!!!
Fitting It All In
Trying to fit it all in isn't really working with the new summer hours. I found time to paint but not time to write about what I'm thinking about. Rather than looking at this as a failure, I will congratulate myself on finding time to paint...and have a thought. Work in progress. "The New Divin...
Total magic!
Full Circle Press
The Berliner House by Sheila Cameron, 2012 Full Circle Press is a Nevada County, California institution and one of the premier letterpresses in the country. The first iteration of the company was founded over 60 years ago by the late Harold Berliner, who was also Nevada City's district...
Fitting It All In
Posted Jun 13, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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LOVE IT!
Dog Art Today Bumper Sticker Drive
DAT Euro-style Bumper Sticker for $7 Three times a year our local radio station does a membership drive, and I always say to myself, "I should do that for Dog Art Today." Then I don't. Because: - Fundraising makes me uncomfortable. - It always seems like a bad time; graduation, Fat...
SOLD! "3 Winters" and "Do Not Underestimate Me"
Posted Jun 11, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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Do Not Underestimate Me
Posted Jun 8, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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She is flying either way! Thanks for coming out to support her. I know it meant a lot to see you there.
Layla as Nana by Sheila Cameron
Layla as Nana in "Peter Pan" by Sheila Cameron, 2012 I am attending my niece's Stepping Up Ceremony this morning. She will go from being a dragonfly to a griffon. Naturally. So proud of her.
School's Out
Posted Jun 7, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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Bubbles Have Rabies
Posted Jun 5, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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In Between and During
Posted Jun 4, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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The Internet is Not a Tool. It is a Place.
Posted Jun 1, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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Thank you Sam!
About Life and Lemons
I went to a reading last night and found myself jealous and defeated rather than inspired. I suspect my measures of success are skewed by once close proximity to Hollywood stardom but I'm pretty sure most people do weekly battle with the green monster. My pattern is "Wow she's good" followed i...
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May 31, 2012
About Life and Lemons
Posted May 31, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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Summer Is Almost Here
Posted May 30, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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Proud Moments
Posted May 24, 2012 at Watching The Paint Dry
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Thank you! I also love hearing from satisfied customers.
What's So Bad About The Box?
Let me be clear. I want to sell my art to you. Mostly because I love making art and I like getting attention for it. I also need to buy supplies and not feel guilty about spending my family's money. It would be nice to be rich and famous for it but not really. I would make it anyway and what li...
Exactly. I feel like so many people can relate to this but don't know how to talk about it in the face of the "aspirational" marketing machine. I'm not ashamed of the life I worked very hard to put together but sometimes I look out and feel like people want me to be. I need to remember they only want me to feel that way so I'll buy something to make me feel better.
What's So Bad About The Box?
Let me be clear. I want to sell my art to you. Mostly because I love making art and I like getting attention for it. I also need to buy supplies and not feel guilty about spending my family's money. It would be nice to be rich and famous for it but not really. I would make it anyway and what li...
@Vesuvius you are right. I did want to capture the ominous and the sparkles. The freedom, the splatter, the blood, the sun and trees. Basically, in order to live life, I have to take it all; the pain and the joy. A common theme but I wanted to go a little deeper. One of my biggest fears is being boring or irrelevant. Sitting around worrying about what might happen or doing it perfectly only jacks me up. Life is happening, the good, the bad, the boring and mundane. Strumming my fingers waiting for something juicy to inspire me is stupid, even the boring is juicy if you tell it right. Besides when I had a "juicy" life it was boring to me, so I was living my life in order to have a good story...just for other people. There is still that pull to want to name drop or earn money or show my power like a man. Now I have to look at what I really want and know it can be crafted out of whatever materials life brings. Don't wait for someone else to say my life is interesting. It is all interesting, even the box. As moms, how many toys vetted by focus groups have we seen gather dust while a box, a stick a roll of tape gets played with constantly? I'm allowed to learn something about the world from being a mother. I shouldn't let society tell me that mother's can't emerge or that themes about family are for sit coms or that you can't sell REAL art on the internet. The chatter chatter chatter of my own rules, other people's rules...they come in the form of "tips" but I need to be very careful with myself and my specific triggers. I was saying yesterday that I'm like an addict. If I get a taste of measuring myself in terms of money or power I want to take it all the way. That would cannibalize what I really want. I'm a housewife first and it was strange to admit that out loud but that was the deal our family made. Raising my girls is #1 job and that makes me happy but I couldn't believe I said it in a "business" meeting. In a strange way my freedom comes from the box. Okay I'm rambling but I think you get it.
What's So Bad About The Box?
Let me be clear. I want to sell my art to you. Mostly because I love making art and I like getting attention for it. I also need to buy supplies and not feel guilty about spending my family's money. It would be nice to be rich and famous for it but not really. I would make it anyway and what li...
Thank you! I love knowing the exact origin of the saying. To be honest, the painting started with arguments I have with the girls about boxes they want for play and I need for packing, also boxes I keep with no purpose and then I was looking at pandora's box images, and thinking about boxes and drew a box and I'm like..."what is in the box?" I need to be creative and think outside it but as I was drawing I really liked the box. So painting about boxes is different than thinking about boxes but it is all boxes and I love that I have a puzzler on my blog. You also gave me an inspiration on how to finish it! Yay, for boxes! EVERYONE, BACK IN THE BOX!
What's So Bad About The Box?
Let me be clear. I want to sell my art to you. Mostly because I love making art and I like getting attention for it. I also need to buy supplies and not feel guilty about spending my family's money. It would be nice to be rich and famous for it but not really. I would make it anyway and what li...
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