Showing posts with label sonoma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sonoma. Show all posts
Sunday, November 21, 2010
The General Store Returns in New Form
Isn't it dandy? Kingston Ellis is coming to town!...an adventurous merchant's brand new shop opening late November, 2010, in Sonoma, California, promises to proffer all the most brilliant things that a person might desire - under one roof. It's a wonderfully old-fashioned-yet-modern, evocatively fresh kind of 'general store'; one convenient stop to find smart apparel and accessories, something special to gift a friend, decorations to embellish a holiday, home goods to brighten an interior, or a few simply delicious finds to delight the senses. We can hardly wait to see what elegant, mysterious, beautiful, creative, and unusual items await! More soon on this magical mercantile enterprise.
Labels:
Edwardian Picnic,
Kingston Ellis,
sonoma,
Sonoma Shopping,
Sonoma Valley
Thursday, September 30, 2010
One begins by simply deciding to make something out of nothing.
First of all let me explain to you what an Edwardian Picnic means to me. It's not a real picnic at all, you see, no ants nor baskets, not even a wrapped sandwich or two, though there certainly could be, might once have been, or still may yet be. The theme for today is 'Whatever are you thinking?' So shall we begin to honor the creative urge that brings life together: people, food, events, thoughts!... All assembled of spirit and purpose and presence. We exist, ephemeral creatures we may be, to celebrate our mighty impermanence. Do we make nothing out of something -- or is it the other way around? A nice blank slate:
Labels:
altered art,
assemblage,
Atelier Alaina,
Edwardian Picnic,
ephemera,
sonoma
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