Jill Skeie

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Jill Skeie wrote a new post, Up-cycled Crystal Chandelier, on the site RiverSpeak 1 week, 1 day ago

Up-cycled Crystal Chandelier
I went shopping for a beautiful light, but the one I wanted was 600$, so I decided I could make one!
This one is made of:
Old copper from a telephone line found in the little […]
Jill Skeie wrote a new post, Big Table, on the site RiverSpeak 3 weeks, 1 day ago

When I grow up- I will be a guest,
fun shoes and a hat- creatively dressed.
I won’t wear an apron- or non skid black shoes,
but will pick a silk dress- in my favorite blues.

Won’t carry four dinners- up over […]
Jill Skeie wrote a new post, Oscar, on the site RiverSpeak 1 month, 3 weeks ago

This was fun to paint!

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Jill Skeie wrote a new post, Metal Grates, on the site RiverSpeak 1 month, 3 weeks ago

When you walk in a big city,
what is it that you fear?
Is it the dreaded hoodlums?
I’ll confess my fear right here.
As I walk, through our own streets
I spot a metal grate,
I sidestep quite […]
Jill Skeie wrote a new post, Art Journal, on the site RiverSpeak 2 months, 2 weeks ago

I had such a great time making this art journal/ sketchbook out of leftover paper, and bits of stuff! Sewed the signatures, laced them together with string, cut the edges so it would somewhat resemble a book, and […]
Jill Skeie wrote a new post, Time Suckers, on the site RiverSpeak 2 months, 3 weeks ago

Time Suckers

So what-my friend is sucking your day?

Taking from you the way you should play,

stealing away what your life wants to say?

Time suckers.. time suckers

The clicker in hand, flipping […]
Jill Skeie commented on the post, RiverSpeak Board Meetings – Open To You, on the site RiverSpeak 2 months, 3 weeks ago

Good job my friends!
Jill Skeie wrote a new post, A Pot of Boiling Quiet, on the site RiverSpeak 2 months, 3 weeks ago

A Pot of Boiling Quiet

You may think that peace and quiet

walk always hand in hand,

but that’s not what my life declares

through hourglass of sand.

On the bench at Marmatton

in the midst of Claude […]
Jill Skeie wrote a new post, Pallet Knife, on the site RiverSpeak 2 months, 3 weeks ago

This is my latest painting in oils. I discovered the palate knife, and had a blast using it. Is the sun too sunny? I am thinking of calling it Repicheeps journey.

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Jill Skeie commented on the post, Mosaic Salmon Sculpture in progress 3, on the site RiverSpeak 4 months, 1 week ago

Absolutely beautiful work!!
Jill Skeie posted an update: 9 months, 1 week ago

I have a new blog! try it out at inkpaintandcloth.blogspot thanks
Jill Skeie posted a new activity comment: 11 months, 1 week ago

Welcome artsie, Wonderful to have you here.

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Jill Skeie posted a new activity comment: 1 year ago

Hi Brooke, I think you said that my poem is in the new riverlit, but never got a notice. Do you have a list somewhere that I should be able to click on? Or,,, did you rethink my poem, and decide to leave it out? jill

In reply to - Brooke Matson posted an update: Looking forward to summer, when I’ll have more time to write and be creative. · View
Jill Skeie posted an update: 1 year ago

The difference between an artist and a dabbler.
An artist creates most every day. She does it out of habit, because she has made it a habbit. She gets enjoyment and relaxation out of it, most of the time. A dabbler dabbles. She sometimes paints, sometimes doesn’t. She does not have the habit of painting daily, so it is harder to get motivated…[Read more]
- Elisa Sarquilla replied 1 year ago
  
  Oh yes, I am a confirmed “dabbler” too, Jill. I think I could create some cool things if I ever took the time. I have 3 little kids, including my son Max, who is special needs, and frankly I could use that as an excuse to never increase my creative output, like for the next 18yrs! However, I don’t want to let that happen and at least I…[Read more]
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