Nancy Bell Scott: Rust never sleeps & proof that leaving the house is overrated

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

I didn't make up this title, I was on the envelope.  And Nancy is correct about this text.  If she continues to do great work like this, we should all pay to have her locked up in the house for good. 

Really lovely.  It just grabs you.

Thank you very much Nancy.  I was happy to blog this right before my meet up with MOmKAt or Katmom.  I'll have to ask her which one it is this week.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

oh I can't wait.  Lock the door quick!

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Thanks for inspiration, Dean, always in need. Tomorrow looks better because of this. You should see what I've been saving on a shelf for you for about 2.5 years. Maybe you will soon! Clue: it's haptic, and that's only one of many, er, qualities.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

You are welcome.  But I still think you are on to something here.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

I'm so happy you like it, Mister in Seine; thank you for this kind blog with interesting commenters. Rebecca, all hell breaks loose here May-Oct., so the town makes it up to us peaceful types by pretending it lives in the country during winter. 

[Susan McAllister]

Luminous.

[Rebecca Guyver]

She makes stunning stuff! And the words.  She must have a peaceful contemplative space… today my kids have taken over the MUSIC in my studio - often I have it silent.  My daughter is revising Middle Eastern History and my son is sewing trousers (and pestering me for help every other minute) I could never do gorgeous stuff like this today - no, EVER. Excuses, excuses. Treasure it Dean!  

Love your teaser blog, too, Dean!