Art Fair

With Spring come the arts and craft fairs. I enjoy walking around and admiring people’s creativity.

This year I found a new fair, Jackalope Art Fair, each fair has a personality of it’s own, every once in a while there is overlap of artists, but in general, going to a different fair means seeing different artists.P1140440A Sauce company even had a jackalope as their mascot.P1140461Someone else was selling scary looking horned hybrids. P1140444I’m seeing that the mounted trophy is popular.
P1140457Amirigurumi made it’s appearance.P1140459Along with these cute fellows.P1140437Using old posters of Los Angeles as design elements. An orange label with the Biltmore Hotel and the old  Philharmonic Auditorium and the the Title Guarantee building on Pershing Square.P1140456Someone was selling handmade baby quilts. I always admire people who sell quilts, I don’t care how small or simple it is. A quilt is a lot of work.P1140438Succulents were in everywhere. Sometimes real…IMG_4760…sometimes made of fabric…P1140449… and even felted. The dirt itself is felted, hence the shot glasses.P1140453Someone has taken raffia to a whole new level.P1140450This bird really grabbed my attention.P1140448As did the glass by Sirens Calling, simple bright fused glass.

P1140474The one booth where I did make a purchase. Driftwood and glass, what could be better in my garden.P1140472Next week there is a local craft fair, one I can simply walk to from my house. I’ll be sharing more impressions from that one as well.

Leah