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Welcome to my studio blog | Musings From The Studio

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Musings From The Studio. A look inside artist Linda Cote's creative processes. Welcome to my studio blog. March 3, 2011. By Linda Cote Studio. Inking the block in my studio. I know that sometimes it is hard to get a look inside an artist’s studio. But, I know you are curious about what goes on in there. I know, because when I am at a show or sale where I am exhibiting my work, people ask me dozens of questions that usually start with, “How did you do that…? Canmore Artist Linda Cote. Linda, I just saw th...

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Happy Hoppin’ Easter! | Musings From The Studio

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Musings From The Studio. A look inside artist Linda Cote's creative processes. Happy Hoppin’ Easter! April 5, 2015. By Linda Cote Studio. I don’t really consider myself a bunny person, but then I got thinking about the number of times rabbits show up in my art. Hmmm. I guess maybe I AM a bunny person! So to wish you all a Happy Easter Weekend, I thought I would share my bunny shannanigans from the last several years. You can see the whole process on a previous blog here. The printmaking ink I love. Fill ...

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The return of spring & blue jays | Musings From The Studio

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Musings From The Studio. A look inside artist Linda Cote's creative processes. The return of spring and blue jays. April 12, 2015. By Linda Cote Studio. Our mountain areas are filled with members of the corvid family: ravens, crows, magpies, nutcrackers and of course, the jays. The ravens and crows make themselves known year round here, and rarely a day goes by without seeing several. 8216; series that features many of the birds I create. But I just couldn’t make a print of a blue jay without i...A copy ...

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Printmaking the Great Horned Owl | Musings From The Studio

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Musings From The Studio. A look inside artist Linda Cote's creative processes. Printmaking the Great Horned Owl. July 12, 2015. By Linda Cote Studio. Owls are a fascinating bird. They can be elusive and have such a variety of sizes and expressions. I’ve captured the Burrowing Owl. As a handmade art print before, but I am often asked whether I have any owl art cards. After being asked again this week, I figured it was time to create one. Carving is part following the lines, part intuitive mark-making....

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An abundance of birds | Musings From The Studio

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Musings From The Studio. A look inside artist Linda Cote's creative processes. An abundance of birds. June 7, 2015. By Linda Cote Studio. If you know me, you know I am a bit bird-crazy. If you follow my art, you may have gleaned that, too. I get pretty excited in the spring when the birds become more plentiful in Canmore. Although lots of birds stay here in the mountains year-round, many others return from further south to mate and raise their babies in the Rockies. 8220;Little Mallard” One-Color L...

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A love affair: my printmaking treasure | Musings From The Studio

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Musings From The Studio. A look inside artist Linda Cote's creative processes. A love affair: my printmaking treasure. May 3, 2015. By Linda Cote Studio. I recently ran across an amazing printmaker’s California table for sale. (It’s called that because of the layout of the drawers — more accurately called cases or trays — as seen here. Did I mention I have a third-floor art studio? When I had made room in my studio, my lovely husband carted all the drawers from our garage up three flights of stairs to th...

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Birdwatching can be a dangerous pastime | Musings From The Studio

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Musings From The Studio. A look inside artist Linda Cote's creative processes. Birdwatching can be a dangerous pastime. May 17, 2015. By Linda Cote Studio. I’m always getting razzed about stopping on hikes to take a photo of a bird. My family groans when I grab my camera because they know: I stop for birds of any kind. Several clicks later, I went back to the car, and grabbed the handle to get back in the car. The door is locked! I’ll save the long story, but our car remote had been acting up and s...

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Inspiration wire update 2015 | Musings From The Studio

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Musings From The Studio. A look inside artist Linda Cote's creative processes. Inspiration wire update 2015. April 26, 2015. By Linda Cote Studio. In Artists I Admire. Although I have written about this before, I love a chance to give a shout out to other artists that I love. So, today’s post features updates to my studio inspiration wire. So, here are some of my latest additions to the wire that always keeps me inspired in the studio! Eric Hoffman of Spofford Press. Justina creates in her Edmonton studi...

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In The Studio | Janice Tanton :: Full Time Human Being

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Janice Tanton : Full Time Human Being. Living The Art Full Life. 5 Daily Gratitudes Social Media Challenge. Janice Tanton Blog – Full Time Human Being. Grace Quote of The Day. Category Archives: In The Studio. Plein Air Painting on the Sunshine Coast. I recently had the fine luck to return to the fabulous Joe Creek Artist Retreat. In Roberts Creek, BC for a week of plein air painting. The place is magic. It’s run by my friends; the equally magical Kendra Fanconi. Tell them I sent you! I was able to produ...