We’re all so happy for family & friends who’ll be able to tie the knot in our home state of NY- we just had to celebrate WITH PANCAKES!!
Monthly Archives: June 2011
Hot off the presses! New Book: “Artist Eyes”
Super duper excited, the boxes just arrived from the press, and they look fantastic! Grab a copy either directly from Airigami, or through Amazon.
A light-hearted gallery tour by Larry Moss and Kelly Cheatle
It’s never too early to teach art appreciation. This light and airy view of art is an ideal way to introduce kids to the works of the great masters. Eight famous paintings, re-imagined by Larry Moss, are presented in these pages, paired with rhymes containing a hint of art history.
This is Airigami’s first illustrated children’s book. The pages contain the images from Larry’s Masterworks series. This is a fun and affordable way to acquire a complete collection of artwork.
My site is ugly. For the moment…
My site was hacked by some indiscriminate Ahmdosa hacker. He can suffer a thousand papercuts as far as I’m concerned. Thankfully the damage was minimal, but there’s going to be a ton of work for me that I really didn’t need over the next few days to get things back to normal. I has a sad. Feel free to leave me words of encouragement!
Day 3 of 30: Happy Birthday Hope Lodge!
Today was First Friday, the monthly gallery hop here in Rochester, NY. We had our studio open to the public while we built a balloon birthday cake for the local Hope Lodge that’s celebrating their first anniversary tomorrow. I love getting to deliver giant cakes ;-)!
If you want to see more of our inflated art, visit Airigami.com
Day 2 of 30: My daughter is amazing.
If you follow me on any of the various social tools I frequent (twitter, instagram etc) you’ll know that I’m constantly singing the praises of my children. Yes. I know everyone’s kids are the best in the world- but man oh man, Chloe’s earned that badge tonight. I am completely SMITTEN over a present that she made for my dear friend Heather (aka @drfeather) who is expecting, so with Heather’s permission- I’m sharing it here.
Ok, maybe it’s me- but she drew this all on her own accord. I love the details, I love the expression she’s captured on their faces. Did I mention she’s 6 years old? She is already learning how to convey emotion and feeling and depth in her drawings. When she’s absorbed in her work everything else seems to just move more slowly around her. She’s in her own world, in the zone- the place where everything flows… I consider myself so incredibly lucky to get to watch her grow as an artist.
(hey flower if you get to read this some day, YOU ARE AWESOME!)






