"Alongside", 10" x 8", paint and pencil on paper, $350 framed
"Bunny Deer", 24" x 18", acrylic on canvas, SOLD
"Cornbread", 12" x 16", acrylic on canvas, SOLD
"Everlasting", 36" x 24", stitched fabric and vintage linens, $900
"Gather Round", 20" x 16", fabric with embroidered applique, $500
" Glory Glory", 36" x 24", stitched fabric and vintage linens with embroidered applique, $900
"Honeychild", 20" x 16", stitched fabric, $500
"How to Love", 8" x 10", watercolor on paper, $350
"Howl", 18" x 24", mixed media on canvas, SOLD
"Nightlight", 24" x 36", mixed media on canvas, SOLD
"Over-the-Moon", 8" x 10", mixed media on canvas board with shelf, SOLD
"Rain Down", 12" x 16", acrylic on canvas, SOLD
"Smells Like Rain", 8" x 10", acrylic on canvas board with shelf, SOLD
"Stand Tall", 16" x 20", mixed media on canvas, SOLD
"Stay Calm", 12" x 16", fabric and vintage linen on board with frame, $350
"Swan Carry", 8" x 10", acrylic and pencil on paper, $350 framed
"Take a Load Off", 16" x 20", mixed media on canvas with lace trim, SOLD
"The Clearing", 18" x 24", mixed media on canvas, SOLD
"Windswept", 18" x 24", mixed media on canvas, SOLD
"You are my Sunshine", 36" x 24", stitched fabric and vintage linens, $900
"Zebra Dress", 8" x 10", acrylic and pencil on paper, $350 framed
All works on view at my new corner-store showroom "The Beauty Shop", 3828 Dryades St, New Orleans, LA. To make a purchase from out of the area, call me at 504-669-8667 or email rebecca@rebeccarebouche.com
The Grand Opening party last Saturday night was a huge success and great fun. The weather was perfect, the music was lovely, and the turnout amazing. I am regrouping in the woods, updating my website with the new works, and responding to emails. Thank you for your patience and immense and continuing support.
From just past The Clearing,
Rebecca
I discovered my new corner-store showroom "The Beauty Shop", as many others have done, via craigslist one Summer morning. My last residency (thanks to LiaMolly's Seema and family) at my studio on Antonine was coming to an end, and I began a morning ritual of checking online for available space. Some of you may remember the cluster diagram I drew and posted here on the blog, daydreaming my space into reality. And like some lost Law of Attraction, my space came to me. The Beauty Shop became available, and turned out the landlord had bought artwork from me at a market years before. It felt meant to be.
As I made the space my own, I cleared it to it's bones, and made a plan. That plan included an anchor along the back wall. So, I commissioned talented local Matthew Holdren Woodworking to create a custom bar-height counter to cloak the existing kitchenette. 
We collaborated on a design which included his signature style of repurposed materials, and my cotton/linen fiber softness. He used this beautiful old uneven and imperfect poplar which stretches the width of the space like some tree arm grown especially to cradle the art in my shop. Get to know Matthew here, and then shop for your own original piece on his etsy shop. Browse his portfolio via Flickr for ideas for commissioning an original piece of your own.
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