June was productive but fairly low key - as I stayed behind my locked gate and carved stone most of the time.
On June 10, I made the trip to Champaign, IL to deliver this functional sculpture that was permanently acquired by the Parks Dept. I also picked up 2 sculptures that were on a 2 year lease and now due to come back home. It was basically a reverse of the installation as shown in this blog post
On June 11, Dereck Sheroan of JBB, Inc. brought the crane out to my studio to unload the 2 leased pieces. This is "Stepping Out"....
... and this is "Daydreamer Bench".
Another view of that piece.
This skink hung out for the whole crane lift - curious, I guess.
I had a chance to spend a little time with one of the people involved in the Public Art League while I was up in Illinois. His name is Eric Robeson, but he goes by Jet Sterling with an hour-long program on the local university radio station. He sent this CD and a sticker.
Here's the playlist on the back side. I sent him Disorganized Fun by Ronald Jenkees who is a musician local to my area.
On June 15, I turned 60. Normally, I'd make this a big deal and would be off on a grand adventure. However, I played it cool and stayed home. Meg bought a cake, 2 lbs. of shrimp and this package of raw oysters from our local Krogers.
What are the odds of finding not one, but THREE pearls - on my birthday, no less!!!
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