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Show Time – The Creative Native Gallery Open House as Part of the Brandon Art Walk September 2008 RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artist http://www.rhondakwrites.com http:// thecreativenativegallery.com/

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September 2008 I set up at The Creative Native Gallery. It features many native Florida and Florida style artists including my mom and sister. We set up outside the gallery and painted all day. See their work and also Pam Moody's art. A peek at The Creative Native Gallery, too. This gallery carries alot of my mermaids.

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Page 1: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

Show Time –

The Creative Native Gallery Open House as Part of the Brandon Art

Walk September

2008RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artist

http://www.rhondakwrites.comhttp://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 2: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

Me, my mom and sister set up outside The Creative Native

Gallery in East Tampa. Brandon’s Center Place put on

an art walkbetween some East Tampa. We

were the show. We set up outside to paint while the main

show was inside with The Creative Native Gallery’s many

artists.This slide show is pics of the

outside of the gallery, my mom/sister/me and inside of the

gallery.

Check out the dreads in the picture—nice right! That’s my painting style. Standing up.

Outside. Sometimes holding the wood like a violin. This painting

is a sign of my signs.

I rather enjoy the irony. RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artist

http://www.rhondakwrites.comhttp://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 3: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

Me, my mom and sister set up outside The Creative Native

Gallery in East Tampa. Brandon’s Center Place put on

an art walkin East Tampa. We were the show. We set up outside to

paint while the main show was inside with The Creative Native

Gallery’s many artists.This slide show is pics of the

outside of the gallery, my mom/sister/me and inside of the

gallery.

Check out the dreads in the picture—nice right! That’s my painting style. Standing up.

Outside. Sometimes holding the wood like a violin. This painting

is a sign of my signs.

I rather enjoy the irony. RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artist

http://www.rhondakwrites.comhttp://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 4: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

I started painting the sign of signs a few months ago. I

use a lot of finger painting. I do tall signs about

inspirational signs, beer, island time, funny drinking signs, memory lane, fishing

signs and more.

My biggest one is at Star Fish Company with 14

signs. I get asked to re-paint that 3’x5’ sign, but it is really

honestly one of a kind.

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 5: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

My sister Sherrie St. James Bastien painting a mermaid.

http://sherriestjames.com

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 6: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

My mom http://www.shirleysart.com

and sister paintinghttp://sherriestjames.com

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 7: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

My Mom Painting.http://www.shirleysart.com

She began painting with me as dad got ill. When he died, she

joined me doing shows.

She likes meeting all the people. Every week she picks up something new to paint and do. She likes trying things out.

This is a strawberry. She grew up mostly in Plant City—Home of the Strawberry Festival. She used to pick strawberries with

her family to make their family’s money to survive. As a kid, she didn’t have electricity or an ice box. She had 4 brothers and

sisters. A very different kind of life growing up on strawberries.

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 8: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

My mom http://www.shirleysart.com

and sister paintinghttp://sherriestjames.com

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 9: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

Let me take you inside the Creative Native

Gallery.

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 10: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

Let me take you inside the Creative Native

Gallery.This is from the front

where we were set up painting.

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 11: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

Let me take you inside the Creative Native

Gallery.This is from the front

where we were set up painting.

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 12: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

These are some finished work we had set up outside. This is a

combo of my and my mom’s work.

Mine is the funny bait shop sign.

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 13: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

Sherrie St. James-Bastien, my sister, has a mermaid yard art sculpture there on permanent

display. My sister welds mermaids, turtle and other

forms. Many are for sell at the Creative Native Gallery.

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 14: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

Mostly RhondaK long boards. Good for bars, restaurants and the fun tiki

bar owner.

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 15: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 16: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 17: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 18: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 19: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Margaret Conte … Art…Sculpture…Found Objects…Word

Art http://www.margaretconte.com/

Sold at The Creative Native Gallery

http://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 20: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Pam Moody, gallery owner of the Creative Native is an amazing ceramic

artist, painter and MORE.And a real native Floridian!

Sold at The Creative Native Galleryhttp://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 21: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Pam Moody, gallery owner of the Creative Native is an amazing ceramic

artist, painter and MORE.And a real native Floridian!

Sold at The Creative Native Galleryhttp://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 22: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Pam Moody, gallery owner of the Creative Native is an amazing ceramic

artist, painter and MORE.And a real native Floridian!

Sold at The Creative Native Galleryhttp://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 23: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Pam Moody’s

Palm frondFishhttp://

thecreativenativegaller

y.com/

Page 24: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Pam Moody’sPalm frond

Fishhttp://thecreativenativegallery.com/

Page 25: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Sherrie St. James-Bastien http://www.sherriesstjames.com

Page 26: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Sherrie St. James-Bastien http://www.sherriesstjames.com

Page 27: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Sherrie St. James-Bastien http://www.sherriesstjames.com

Page 28: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

Sherrie St. James-Bastien’s Mermaid & Pam Moody’s Ceramics at the Creative Native Gallery http://www.thecreativenative.com

Page 29: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

These are the sign of my signs paintings I finished while people walked, parked, talked and generally checked me out while I was painting by the side of the road.

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://www.thecreativenative.com

Page 30: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

These are the sign of my signs paintings I finished while people walked, parked, talked and generally checked me out while I was painting by the side of the road.

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://www.thecreativenative.com

Page 31: Rhondak Native Florida Folk Artist Sets Up at The Creative Native Gallery's Open House in East Tampa September 2008

These are the sign of my signs paintings I finished while people walked, parked, talked and generally checked me out while I was painting by the side of the road.

RhondaK, Native Florida Folk Artisthttp://www.rhondakwrites.com

http://www.thecreativenative.com

This ends my show. Sometimes being a tiki bar sign artist is being a clown standing on the side of the road. If you can’t paint while people talk to you, tell you what you should be doing, ask you questions and just stare at you….being a tiki bar sign painter is not for YOU!

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