Mandala Bags

I've been playing with something new for my ETSY shop! 

Mandala Bags, Felicia Follum

See more in-progress art on my Instagram

Rabbit Brush and unkept Hair

Book Artist: Patti Kirch
 at Coyote Canyon Mammoth Dig
Experimenting with eclipse shadows, between finger tips, in my hair and under rabbit brush.
Too busy chasing shadows to notice eclipses buzzing about my bonnet!
Thank you Laura, for pointing out the obvious, sharp near and fuzzy far shadows.
 photo by: Laura Gable.

Book Artist and photo by Patti Kirch
99337's zip code 96.8% eclipse, not totality, yet totally in the moment.
Objective Observations, sketching, painting and nibbling on eclipse frosted cookies.

Book Artist and photo by: Patti Kirch
Experimental Solar Eclipse pinhole projector stations.

Book Artist and photo by: Patti Kirch
Embracing our Rabbit Brush and eclipse shadows.

photo by: Patti Kirch
Thank you, Gary and Debbie Kleinknecht
for inviting BookArt Tri-Cities to safely view the August 21, 2017
Solar Eclipse at the Coyote Canyon Mammoth Dig.
from left: Vicky Gerton, Doug & Laura Gable and Debbie & Gary Kleinknecht

Dear Art in The Park

I have lived in Richland, Washington, for three years now and Art in The Park has been a highlight every year. It's rare that I get to share my art with so many people and once they step into my booth they are all ears. It's different from an exhibition in that i really get to explain the inspiration behind pieces.

Felicia Follum Art at Art in The Park
Richland, Washington

I have never attended the event as a local but have had a booth all three years. My first year I found nearly everything for my set up on the side of the road marked "free" or from dumpster diving, yet somehow you saw potential in my application. My second year I bought a couple pieces at Goodwill and a couple used easels from other artists. This year was my first year with panels for walls and it made a huge difference!

I'm thankful for an arts event that involves the community and has been willing to let me learn as I grow. Art in The Park, you have pushed me to create new work and to engage with the community.

I'm already looking forward to next year and am thinking of some of the changes I will make!!!


Thank you Art in The Park, Allied Arts and Tri-Cities for being pretty stinking amazing!

<3 Love,
Felicia Follum

PS, If you would like to learn more about the work in the image, here are some links below.

My Women & Sisters (Redemption and Stories)

Boats & Bombs (Working with refugees locally and abroad)

The Lily Pad Project (Raising awareness about human trafficking and sex slavery)

Travel Your City (Exploring and Promoting Richland, Kennewick and Pasco)