Sunday, November 28, 2010

Animal Skulls

Something I did on Thanksgiving. I love drawing bones and skulls, so it was a lot of fun to do. I'm still experimenting with color and finding things that work and things that don't.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Work from the studio



Here are a couple of paintings from my time spent at Rollstone thus far. Hopefully now that the heat is on I can spend a little more time there!

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

New Christmas Cards




Just in time for the holidays... new Christmas cards up on the Etsy site... go check them out! You might like them...

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Sunday, October 24, 2010

Raven Chair

Someone donated some old chairs to Rollstone Studios and asked the artists to paint them. I took one and this is what I came up with. It is Halloween after all...

I believe the chairs will be for sale at Rollstone in Fitchburg. If you would like to purchase this one in particular (or have any questions about it), feel free to email me at sophy(at)sophytuttle.com.






Saturday, September 25, 2010

Threadless Tshirt Design

Please vote for my t-shirt design on Threadless!!


Thank you!!

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Rollstone Studios


I've recently joined an artist's collective/gallery in downtown Fitchburg called Rollstone Studios. It's a great community with some nice studio spaces still available! The only cost is utilities. You can get to our website is here. We're still looking for some more artists to join us... if you're in the area it's a really incredible deal.

This fall, the artists are offering a few d
ifferent classes. Check out the flyer below to see if anything interests you!



Also, I'll be doing henna pumpkins on the first Thursday of October, which I believe is the 7th. It will either be at the studio on Main Street, or at the Concert Festival put on by Fitchburg State on the same day. Details to come!



Monday, September 13, 2010

Productivity!


I have been sooo productive this week. This is a 3d sculpture I started over a year ago. When things got hectic in Baltimore, it sort of fell through the cracks and I forgot about it, but when I moved back here to Massachusetts I found it in a box and finished it up.

On a side note, these colors are a pretty big departure for me (I think) so any constructive criticism would be welcome!