Wooden Menagerie by Charles Kehl Shapes Tiny Wood Animals
Charles Kehl fills his home with miniature wooden cats bears elephants dogs and horses carved from maple. He carves from memory using guides for exotic animals and adds features like leather glove horse reins and crochet hook drawer pulls. He crafts tiny furniture from clothespins and gives pieces to family while selling clothespin furniture to friends and coworkers.
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Studio opens as Isabel Vandervelde converts space to art and writing shop
Isabel Vandervelde has opened a downtown studio above Southampton Saddlery Co. on Laurens Street to write and paint. The three rooms serve as office, writing room, and workshop where she will do commercial art sign painting architectural renderings freelance writing and theater work with Stage Works. She holds a MA in theater from the University of South Carolina and authored Lace a historical novel.
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No Need To Leave Home Warns Of Domestic Tech Wave
A reflective piece questions future computer dominated living and warns it may trap women at home. It satirically contrasts promised convenience with social and personal costs. The author recalls past escapes from domestic life and warns about alienation, identity loss, and overreliance on at home systems.
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