Art Show Books

These are some of the books which will be for sale at the art show. Pray they sell well.

Art Show

My pictures and books will be part of an art show for the next couple of weeks. These are the pictures which will be displayed. Pray it goes well.

I Sold A Picture

I had put several of my pictures in a gallery in Morden, MB Canada. The one you see here has sold. They have been there for about a year. I am so happy to hear that it sold. Praise the Lord.
I will have a couple of pictures on display at a multi artist exhibit in the near future. Pray that goes well.

Book Exhibition

The book exhibition went well. I sold a few books and made some contacts for the future. In the pictures you see some of latest paper paintings, the kids in my crafts class at the Chinese church, and one lady from Finland who is in our church. She bought one of my books. Behind us is my display at the bookstore.

My Book Exhibition

For the next few weeks my handmade books will be on exhibition (and for sale) at a bookstore in Kaohsiung. The poster for the exhibit is what you see here. Pray it goes well. And if you are in Kaohsiung call me and I will give you directions.

More Books

Here are some from my latest batch of books. Check out the rest at my Flickr link to the right. Look under Handmade books.

Handmade books

These are books made by the loving hands of Leanne Hildebrand. They are cut, glued and bound together by hand.

See more examples of her work at http://flickr.com/photos/caleefu/ under the set marked Handmade Books

Handmade Cards

These cards were made by Leanne Hildebrand. A similar technique was used as was used for the paintings above. The pictures on the front of the cards were created by taking small pieces of paper and shaping them and then gluing them to the card base.

See other cards at http://flickr.com/photos/caleefu/ under the set marked Handmade Cards

Paper Painting

These are pictures all made by the loving hands of Leanne Hildebrand. They are made by taking small pieces of paper and shaping them and gluing them down. Aren't they amazing?

See more at http://flickr.com/photos/caleefu/ under the set marked Paper Painting.