Below is another sled in the series. Hope you like it.
To listen to an interview about Two Cents Plain– The Faith Middleton Show
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Here are the first 2 roughs from my upcoming book. (Now only 2,000 to go– no kidding.)
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Rosebud Triptych 01/25/2012
 
First time I've put these three sleds side by side. 

            -  Night  -                  -  Afternoon  -                -   Morning   -         

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Here's one in a series of sled paintings I've done. It's a challenge painting on old cracked wood.

Afternoon
(Yes, there is a Morning and a Night in the series.)

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I'm delighted to have been invited to do a Two Cents Plain presentation and signing  this Jan 19th at the Parkland Community Library in Whitehall at 7pm.

I'm also pleased I’ll be speaking and signing at the New York Society Library on Jan 26th at 6:30– 53 East 79 between Park and Madison.

As part of the International Holocaust Rememberance Day, the Reading Public Library has asked me to speak about my first  book Mendel's Daughter on Jan 28th. It is the January Book Club Pick for Teens.
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Happy New Year! 12/30/2011
 
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When I was making my book, Two Cents Plain, I intended to included one of my early window shade paintings. I was certain that one of these painting had survived but, unfortunately, I could not locate it, until now– over a year after the book was published.
As a 6 or 7 year old, eons ago,I had no idea where to buy canvas in Brownsville, Brooklyn, so I figured the shade off of our bedroom window (in back of the Candy Store) was close enough. Surprisingly, my mother didn't go crazy when I ruined the shade.
PS–The paints I used were old, discarded Paint-by-Number oils in those little plastic containers.
This is a very surreal work. There were no houses like these in our neighborhood
and snow usually was grey-brown.
Can you find the seagull?
From Two Cents Plain: My Brooklyn Boyhood
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