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| George C. Clark's miniature furniture worktable this afternoon
Back in November I put almost all of my miniature rustic twig furniture into the Winter Arts and Crafts Expo at Evanston Art Center where it will be on display and for sale through December 23rd. Then I was invited to take part in a 2-day exhibition and sale at Arts On Elston Gallery the weekend before last, so I spent a couple of weeks building a new stock for that show. And after that show was over I decided to build a few more pieces while I had the "furniture factory" set up. This is what it looks like. There are a nearly completed new chair and Rocking Rudolph in the foreground. There are three completed pieces from the Arts On Elston show in the background (behind the blue hot glue gun). They are there to make sure I keep the scale of the new chairs or tables compatible with the older ones. Soon I will put away all the tools and twigs for a while. Underneath that tattered purple plastic tablecloth is the drawing board where I usually draw figures and landscapes, among other subjects.
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