March 30, 2008

Website update

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Blue Moon Atelier - The Art of Mary Layton

Newsletter

29 March 2008


Greetings!

Here's the latest news from Blue Moon Atelier:

New Artwork:

        

Mary's latest artwork includes 'Queen of Hearts', inspired (and modeled) by popular photo-stock artist Lockstock, and three Yule-themed artworks, 'Sugar Plum Faery' and - previously only available as Ellen Million Graphics exclusives - 'The Holly and The Ivy' and 'Christmas Rose'. These works can be seen in the Fantasy gallery. Also new - artwork created for the cover of a collection of short stories called "Life Flash" by Tara Ard - 'Egret Lake' is new in the Landscape gallery.

Sketches:


    

Visit the Sketches gallery for peeks at new works-in-progress!

Special Offer:

Newsletter subscribers are taking advantage of our Spring sale! Why not sign up for the Blue Moon Atelier newsletter (announcements only - we hate spam too!) - just head to the Newsletter page to subscribe, and you can receive subscriber discounts too!

"Bask in the moonlight,

commune with the animals,

and dance with the faeries!"

Blue Moon Atelier - The artwork of Mary Layton

http://www.marylayton.net

March 28, 2008

Still amongst the living!

Posted on March 28, 2008 2:45 AM | | Comments (0)

I know, I know...it's been ages since there's been an update, but fear not - new artwork shall be posted soon!  Within the next few days, as a matter of fact - as soon as the web fairy finishes tweaking some tweakables!

Here's a sneak peak:


August 18, 2007

August Newsletter

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Blue Moon Atelier

Newsletter

17 August 2007


Greetings!

Here's the latest from the Blue Moon Atelier:

Second Life!:

We are pleased to announce the opening of a virtual gallery in Second Life! The virtual gallery/shoppe is located in the quaint market square of beautiful Brythony Isle (SL location: 115,96,27). Those of you familiar with Second Life will be pleased to know that you can now 'purchase' virtual framed prints of Mary's artwork for your SL home or business. Also available are faery-themed furnishings, with more to come soon. Within the next few weeks, you will be able to purchase virtual representations of clothing and faery wings based on Mary's paintings for your SL avatar.

While you're in the market, you'll also find official SL gallery/shoppes for Brigid Ashwood, Jasmine Becket-Griffith, Renee Biertempfel, Amy Brown, Selina Fenech, Jessica Galbreth, Deborah Grieves, Jane Starr Weils, Louise Scott, Mystical Masks, and more added almost daily. Brythony Isle is also the official SL home of Faery Magazine.

If you are unfamiliar with Second Life, we invite you to visit the SL website at http://www.secondlife.com to learn more. You can create an account and download the software for free.

Meet 'n' Greet!:

On Saturday, 18 August 2007, Brythony Isle will have it's first official meet 'n' greet, open to all. Confirmed Brythony artists attending as of this email include Brigid Ashwood, Renee Biertempfel, Mary Layton, and more! Come visit with us at Brythony Castle (SL location: 208,40,53). Festivities start at 4pm Linden (Pacific) time, which translates into 7pm Eastern and midnight British Summer Time.

Mary's SL alter-ego, Elizabeth Burleigh:

Brythony Isle Overview:


"Bask in the moonlight,
commune with the animals,
and dance with the faeries!"

Blue Moon Atelier - The artwork of Mary Layton
http://www.marylayton.net

July 26, 2007

Hanging out in Second Life

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Here's my alter ego hanging out in Brythony in Second Life - I took this snapshot after a bit of 'retail therapy' at Angela Jarman's SL shop:


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In other news, I got my copy of 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' today!  It took this long because I'd ordered it from Amazon UK.  Still, it only took 3 business days from England.  I recently sent a package via airmail to my sister-in-law and it took over a week to get there.  I'd say Royal Mail's a bit better on Airmail than the US Post Office is.

July 21, 2007

Peeking out from behind closed doors

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I'm afraid to go out! I'm afraid to surf teh internetz! I pre-ordered my copy of 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' from Amazon UK (because I wanted the original version - not the sometimes-altered US version), so I won't get it for several days (maybe more than a week). I just so don't want to be spoiled!! I have my theories, and I'd like JK Rowling to prove them right or wrong, thankyewverymuch. So far, I've managed to avoid spoilage by being careful where I surf - I've mostly been sticking to sites I usually lurk about in and not reading anything that could contain spoilers.

To pass the time, I've started re-reading 'Half-blood Prince', but will be finished with it well before my 'Deathly Hallows' arrives. The temptation is, of course, to go out and buy a copy locally, but that'd be a bit frivolous with my galleons, wouldn't it! Must...try...to...resist!!
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