Jolie Guillebeau

Pie Day.

It was a great weekend. If you’re getting this newsletter because you signed up at the Buckman Show– welcome! Here’s a link that explains a little more about the project.

For everyone else, hopefully your weekend was just as terrific, but a little more relaxed than mine. My Friday and Saturday were all about the Buckman Show and Sell, a local art show benefitting an elementary school in Portland. Hundreds of people stopped by to chat– it was great!

And it’s a new week, but we’re still celebrating pies around here. Did you know that yesterday was Pi Day? (3.14, get it?) Unless you’re a middle school math teacher this probably isn’t a significant holiday in your world, but I look for any excuse for a pie.

Though I must say, eating pie is much easier than painting pie.

8×10 Oil on Masonite panel $29 Sold. Join the newsletter list here.

And while we’re in the kitchen: new prints!

This is my newest adventure. Recipe prints! Once I started the recipe series, I tried to think of a way to have the whole series in one frame somehow. The fabulous Tsilli and I brainstormed and came up with this super fun idea.

These are a series of pen and ink drawings I did based on the recipe on the bottom of the page. Each drawing is an ingredient in the recipe. They are printed on a warm brown chipboard using a brown soy-based ink. I love them!

Of course, I also had to test the recipe a few times, just to make sure it’s good. It is.

You can hang this print in your kitchen too! They’re available for $15 +shipping. Just email me here.

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