Linda's Magic Workshop - Linda Britt Design

San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico We just returned from San Carlos, Sonora Mexico - a quick trip to visit a very good friend!  The first thing we did was to take a walk on the beautiful beach.  My friend kept telling me that the hurricane (this year) had torn up the beach and it was rocky.  It was rocky in portions but we had our beach shoes with us for those places and walked in warm sand the rest of the time.  I wanted to share that walk with the ocean textures and animals with you.  You know I'm looking at birds, lapping ocean and shells while enjoying the sea breeze and ocean smells!  I saw dolphins but did not get a good picture of them breaking the surface. An Eared Grebe had a long swim going mostly in circles.  Look at that red eye! This was the greenest shell I've ever seen! I brought this one home.  Such an interesting interior structure for the shell   A Life Bird for me!  The Reddish Heron     Enjoying the texture of a shell.    Talk abo

30% DISCOUNT UNTIL MAY 24      MOTHER'S DAY SALE https://www.etsyonsale.com/shop/LindaBrittDesign This is the first time I've had a 30% Discount Sale and the first Mother's Day Sale.  If you are shopping, now's the time to take a look into the one of a kind handmade jewelry at Linda Britt Design.  Each piece is made by me and is unique.  The pieces are made to be as individual as each of you.  I hope you find something that is just perfect for you, for a friend or for Mom. These are just a few of the 100 items on sale.  To see them all go to www.etsy.com/shop/lindabrittdesign    Sale ends May 24 The sale is also going on at The Art Market in Prescott Gateway Mall. Hope to see you there. 100 ITEMS IN  LindaBrittDesign   ON SALE NOW! $165.00 USD $115.50 USD Fine Silver Pendant with Mojave Stone -contemporary silver necklace - Green Stone LindaBrittDesign $65.00 USD $45.50 USD Silver Pendant - Blue Lapis Lazuli - Silver J

'Summer Flowers' Doing a Happy Dance now that my summer color scheme is finished!  This was fun to create with many possibilities.  I chose to show some of the ways I use polymer canes to create 3-dimensional forms that tell a story.   I live in the mountains of Arizona and am always looking for wildflowers to photograph.  Their colors and shapes amaze me as they grow along the road, in field or on a hillside of rocks.  They look delicate but obviously they are hardy and withstand wind, trash, off road vehicles, rain and all kinds of other natural and man-made hazards.  I wanted to capture their strength and beauty in polymer.  Thank you for following the journey in the last 2 posts.  Take a minute and look again at the progress from start to finish! Please leave me comments below with your reaction to my summer flowers.  The 20 x 20 inch canvas will be hanging in The Prescott Art Market all summer.  Stop in a take a look!  Yes! It's for sale!