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“The Harvest” shows ripening wheat and fruits with Goat Mountain in the background. Hall Mountain is the backdrop for Jesus as a “fisher of men.” Artist Heidi Brown learned to knit cop-
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per wire to create the fishnet drying on a fence post. A monochrome Clifty View portrays the despair of the crucifixion with little color in the sky or fields, and a fence post with a broken rail is vaguely remi-
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niscent of a cross. Green shows the promise of new growth and a rose-colored sunset sky in the joy of the resurrection.
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Artist creates Chocolate fashion
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ayC Hummingbird has long played with chocolate. For several years, her “art foundry” produced paintings and other artful goodies out of chocolate. Last year, a “morning thought” came to her to tie chocolate and fashion, said KayC, known locally as Laura Crawford. KayC, who splits her time between Sandpoint and Bellingham, Wash., thought of packaging chocolate with a line of jewelry. For her Candy for Humanity line, she created the molds for earrings, bracelets and necklaces, all designed to evoke chocolate shavings, and emblazoned with the word “chocolate.” The logo is created out of sparkly, edible chocolate. The jewelry pieces, in silver and gold, retail from $140 to $240; she hopes to have them in Sandpoint stores soon. She’s expanded her fashion line to include chocolate inspired shoes, belts and bags. “I’m trying to make a chocolate world,” she said with a laugh. Artist KayC sweetens humanity with candy–Carolyn Lamberson inspired jewelry.
See more at www.kaychummingbird.com
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