Halloween fell on a Saturday this year, along with a full moon, clocks changing, a crazy imminent election and a worsening pandemic. But this backyard Halloween party was still FUN!
Yes, of course I wore a mask! THAT kind of mask!
Halloween fell on a Saturday this year, along with a full moon, clocks changing, a crazy imminent election and a worsening pandemic. But this backyard Halloween party was still FUN!
Yes, of course I wore a mask! THAT kind of mask!
This couple's wedding shower last month included live, handcut silhouettes by this artist. I also cut a couple silhouette of the two of them, from separate photos of them and their wedding attire, which of course couldn't be shared until after their wedding day (this past weekend.) Congratulations to Emily and John!
This cute couple was originally slated to be married in June, but the pandemic pushed their wedding to October...luckily the evening turned out to be clear and warm, just perfect!
Theirs is my first re-scheduled wedding gig out of quite a few, but most are being held next year.
I mentioned to the groom that his beard was kind of Abe-Lincolny, and he said he shared his birthday with our esteemed 16th President! The bride had one of the loveliest dresses I'd seen, so pretty and romantic. Here are some of their wedding party and guests!
A second year doing this company's picnic in a Delaware state park, and the weather couldn't have been nicer (the first time was so cold and windy, we were all reminiscing about it!!) I'm getting used to wearing a mask and so are some of my subjects!
Backyards have seen much more use as party venues this year, so this sixteen-year-old's celebration location was no exception. Party-favor caricatures, owl-face cupcakes and a rainbow pinata made for a fun afternoon. When the guest number is low, I can do all color for everyone!
The local campus of Penn State University, for whom I also did an event back in pre-Covid January, had me and another artist return for an outdoor afternoon of caricatures. The small number of students actually on campus were wildly appreciative! Drew my first masked person at this one.
I've been very grateful to have any gigs at all this year...I didn't work from March til late July because the pandemic took all my scheduled bookings away...
and then, in August, a trickle of work began to return. I am happy to do outside events, while wearing a mask!
This wedding rehearsal dinner was close to home, at a historic venue where I was supposed to do a bridal show at this spring (which was cancelled). Luckily for this bride and groom, the carriage house had a nice outdoor area to accommodate their guests..and me!
Rain and a pandemic did not prevent a pleasant afternoon of bridal shower celebrations at a historic restaurant, for a young couple who coincidentally share my name and my husband's: Emily and John!
I cut this silhouette beforehand from photos, and also one in their wedding day-attire, to be displayed at their reception in October (I will show it on my blog afterwards).
