Comments on: Local Artist Ursula Norris

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StyleBlueprint » Blog Archive » Headbands by Jennifer Hagan — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 01:01:29 +0000

[...] feel life is your oyster- by the way, don’t forget the hot sauce. So when my artist friend, Ursula Norris, emailed me with these pictures of her buddy, a young aspiring designer of all sorts of things, I [...]

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[...] Nashville Artist Ursula Norris [...]

By: Anne Gaglianese

Anne Gaglianese — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 20:25:08 +0000

Ursula rocks! I have a lot of her artwork in my home and it always makes me smile when I see it! Her work is unique, funky and so much FUN (just like her!)! I would recommend her work to anyone who needs a special gift – something different that someone can keep forever!

By: KRK

KRK — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 13:55:24 +0000

Great works reflective of the smile and personality of Ursula. Art that feels good and smiles back. Keep it up!

By: Kathy Frey

Kathy Frey — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 15:53:24 +0000

What a great interview, and thanks for mentioning me! Your work is great, I’d love to see more… maybe a trade is in our future. Let me know if you want suggestions for art & craft fairs… I’ve done lots and am willing to share info, although believe me I am still learning! Your buttfly story almost caused a spit take with my coffee… so glad you kept it, and us sick artists might actually want to order that design :)

By: Tara Hinman

Tara Hinman — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 00:27:52 +0000

This artwork is awesome! I’ve seen it “in person” and purchased some as gifts… very cheery, fun and upbeat, just like the artist!
These would make a great “pick-me-up” gift for a friend who is feeling down, or a wonderful gift for a teacher to hang in the classroom… love it!

By: Joey Bland

Joey Bland — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 20:41:06 +0000

Go Ursula! I enjoyed this interview a lot. Personally, I would LOVE to see what a buttfly might look like. : )

By: Holly Westcott

Holly Westcott — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 04:25:03 +0000

Ohhhh, I should have saved it! A zillion years ago when I was teaching eighth graders, I had constant problems with someone stealing my hall pass—a wooden board with my name written on it that students took with them when they were excused to the restroom. Some of my students made me a replacement one—a piece of wood with my name in cut out metal letters, created in their shop class. The “live” sign above looks a lot like my old hall pass! I kept it for years, but probably eventually discarded it in a move. Too bad! Ursula’s work is interesting and lively—I’ll plan to visit A Thousand Faces (one fo my favorite shops) soon so I can check it out!
PS For craft shows, Ursula, try the juried show that is a part of Piccolo Spoleto in Charleston,SC—It’s always a fun show and you’ll love spending the time in Charleston!