theunfurlingartist posted: " You can feel that spring is coming when you step out of the house at 5:50am. It's not as inky black and the air isn't as crisp. My first customer of the day purchased an A-3 sized print of "Café Paris". Café Paris Quality archival prints available " The Unfurling Artist: journalising creative journeying
There seemed to be a lot of locals at the market, or maybe I just had a lot of locals stop by. I had a lady, who lives in Hobart, buy a "Lazy Days" tote bag, and another lady from Hobart bought a "Salamanca Fresh" bag.
Another lady, also living in Hobart, bought a "Bunk Beds" print. As a child, she had a very, well-loved wombat plush toy that she took everywhere. print. A family from Launceston, Tasmania, bought an "Enchanted Forest" print.
A couple from Singapore bought a "White Faced Scops Owls" tote bag for an unwell friend. A lady, attending a Geoscape Conference (www.geoscape.com.au) in Hobart, purchased "Entanglement", "Lazy Days" and "Southern Flow" prints.
Southern Flow
A family from Brisbane and another family from Roma, both places in Queensland, https://www.outbackqueensland.com.au/town/roma/ visited the stall several hours apart, and both bought "Scarlet robins" and "Fairy wrens" prints.
Parents, living in Adelaide, and a son living in Sydney, on holidays together bought "Glamour Girls".
And before you know, it's time to pack up, thankful that the weather was so mild and that soon you will be able to put your feet up and enjoy a relaxing cup of tea.
Art thought for the week:
The best artists know what to leave out. Charles de Lint
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