It was ABSOLUTELY wonderful seeing sooo many people at Heritage Station today. Thanks sooo much for coming out to buy my calendar! If you still want and/or need a calendar they’re now being sold in 6 different locations in Huntington! Check out this page to get all the details! 2017 Calendars Thanks for following along, Linda
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10 Times Better!
Last year after my 2016 calendar of Huntington watercolors, I committed to creating a 2017 calendar that was 10 times better! And I’m thrilled to report… IT IS!! I can’t wait to show you. They’ll be in several retail shops, and at a few events next weekend. Thanks for following along, Linda
The Calendars are Finished
I’m happy to report I met my deadline!! The calendars are ordered and I’ll have them Dec. 1! To see all the paintings, that I used in the calendar and how to purchase one, check out this page: 2017 Calendars. Thanks for following along, Linda
“Home Sweet Home”
Kathy’s parents bought this home on Main Street in Barboursville in the 60’s when she was a young girl. Her parents spent the rest of their lives in this warm, inviting small-town home, while Kathy and her husband, Tom, enjoyed life in various cities around the country. However, Kathy always knew she wanted to come backContinue reading ““Home Sweet Home””
Old Main
I’ve selected Old Main as #5 for my 2017 calendar: Huntington and Its Neighbors… For purchase information check out this page: 2017 Calendar: Huntington and Its Neighbors. Thanks for following along, Linda
Maylon House
Do you love this stunning old house as much as I do? I chose it as my first subject in 2014 when I decided to transition from painting with icing on cookies to painting with PAINT on paper! I’ve chosen it for my 2017 calendar~ Huntington and its Neighbors. I’ll launch calendar sales Friday, Dec 9Continue reading “Maylon House”
Drinko Library
It’s fabulous. Inside and Out. The $31 million John Deaver Drinko Library, opened to students in 1998, is a stunner. This state-of-the-art library, named for John Drinko, an MU graduate whose $2.3 million donation encouraged other donors, measures 118,000 sq. ft of computer and conference rooms, telecommunications facilities, a virtual library system, and even BOOKS…plus more!Continue reading “Drinko Library”