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Jacqui Savage

Photo By Missy Kaiser

Jacqui Savage, Jacqui is creative with many things but is master of none.

Not exactly one just a mess of many.

How are you coping?
I am keeping very busy in my greenhouse, first planting seeds and now transplanting seedlings into pots.

What, if any, new rituals have emerged for you?
None really, this is what I do every spring.

The worst thing about quarantine
Not being able to go grocery shopping.

The best thing about quarantine
We are cleaning out the freezer, didn’t realize how much meat I had in there.

What are you most thankful for?
That I am still alive and so far not contracted the virus.

Kitchen, Sewing and Art Supply Coloring Pages

Coloring is a great way to get the creative juices going! Thanks to Jenn Johnson for creating these fun coloring pages for us. Links to download below each image.

Sewing Coloring Page

art supply coloring page copy

Art Supply Coloring Page Download

Kitchen Coloring Page copy

Kitchen Coloring Page Download

Porch Portraits Gallery

Rebek and Byrd family

Rebek and Byrd family, Bridget, age 51 - Eric, age 47 - Stella, age 18 - Miles, age 15 - Iris, age 15 - Julian, age 12

Bridget: Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies Program Instructor and…

Nelson Family

Cameron, Sales at Wilson Chevrolet, 38, Sherryl, Assistant Registrar at Northern Oklahoma College, 39, Sheron, 62, Camdon, 9, Camble, 4, Camber, 5mos.

Zeide-Horn Family

Anna Zeide (36), Justin Horn (35), Nancy Zeide-Horn (6.5), Mira Zeide-Horn (5)
History Professor (Anna) and Philosophy Professor (Justin)

von Alt-Miller Family

Exa von Alt, 35

Douglas Miller, 43

Kit Miller, 2

Laura Arata

Laura Arata, 36
Occupation: Professor at Oklahoma State University

Welch Family

Ginger (48), Forrest (54), Addy (10), Lola (dog)

Occupation: Psychologist/professor

Harris Family - Grammy Camp

Howell Family

Gretchen Howell, 41- Sean Howell, 41- Reese Howell, 10- Graham Howell 9

Gretchen- Brand Manager, Keystone Food Service- Sean, Mortgage Loans, Great Plains Bank

Ansley Family

Teresa (age 60) and Jim (age 66) Ansley

Pence Family

Jared and Cara
Ethan (12) Wiley (10) Elizabeth (8) Pence

Norwood Family

Philip(40), Autumn(40), Annie (10), Denver (6), Lily (3) Norwood.

Marilyn Brown

Marilyn Brown 67 (and dog Dusty)

Modella Art Gallery

Cylene Walker-Willis, new board member, dance; Rigby Summer, board member, Monday@Modella; Mo Wassell, board member, art; Valerie Bloodgood, founder.

Hall Family

James Hall 36 -Elementary Teacher, Rahmah Hall 34- PA
Kaysan Hall 7 and Maliyah Hall 1

Tully & Hanan Family

Stephanie Tully, Nurse at the Stillwater Cancer Center
Dennis McGrath Jr, Water Treatment Plant Mechanic for the City of Stillwater
Jace & Jadlynne Hanan

Beck Family

Elizabeth & Cate Beck (48 & 10)

My oldest Daughter and her husband were in town with their new baby girl. Matt, Shelby and Caroline Freeman.

Prairie Arts Center Staff

(Left to Right) Missy and Hank , Meghan and Luna B , Jen and Arjuna

Peeper Family

Bill and Autumn Peeper, 46 and 42

BreAnna Peeper, 16 years old and Mason Peeper, 12 years old

Long Family

Paula Long, 51, librarian, Jim Long, 51, research biologist

Sarah Long, 21, college student and Anna Long, 19, college student

McLean Family

Bill McLean 59, Beth McLean 56, Charley McLean 23, Matthew McLean 17
3 wonderful dogs- Yuki, Coco, Sunny

Kay and Kevin Bjornen

Kay and Kevin BjornenI am a librarian and Kevin is a retired engineer with way too much time on his hands.

As we discussed this morning, I am coping. Some days better than…

Bliss Books and Bindery

Bliss Books and Bindery
Roger Mullins and Bliss, greeter-in-chief

Alane Zannotti

Rachele Salvini

Rachele Salvini - 26

Stillwater Martial Arts

Alex Evers, Martial Arts Instructor and business owner

Prince Family

Prince Family - Jeremy 43, Sabrina 43, Johnny 14, Frank 12, and Abigail 8

Jen Johnson

Jen Johnson, Arts Education Coordinator, 48

WorkIT Co-Working Center

WorkIT Coworking Center, Kristen and Brittany Hadley
Founder and Community Manager

Allen and Caitlin

Allen is a Plumber at a local company. Caitlin is an Adjunct Professor in NREM and just started as an Academic Advisor in biology (OSU).

Angela Jones and Kaitlynn Walters

Angela Jones 38, Office Manager at Stillwater Tag Agency

Kaitlynn Walters 19, OSU Student & Retail Associate at Goodwill

Tully Family

Steve Tully - 68 yrs old, Retired, Teresa Tully - 64 yrs old, Retired

Shay Goodwin-Tully - 12 yrs old, 6th grade SMS student

Doris Mikolajczyk

Doris Mikolajczyk, 66 11/12-year-old Grandma

Horton Family

George, Megan, Mattie, and Tate Horton.

Ivey Familly

Toni and Dustin Ivey – both 43

Vivien 9, William 6, Henry 3 and Buddy Love (5 yo german shepherd)

Looper Family

Chris Looper 37 Senior Administrative Assistant, Emily Looper 37 Lab technologist
Maverick 8 and Aurelia 6

Joyce Family

Kinnick Family

Priscilla, 76, retired teacher
Tom, 77, retired USN and teacher

Lara Family

Marli (10), Riley (3), Sarah (35)

Jenn Johnson and James Stone

Jenn Johnson (29) and James Stone (37)

Sutherland Family

Edwin Sutherland, Jennifer Sutherland, Hayden Sutherland (15) Oliver Sutherland (11)
Edwin – DDS – Stillwater Periodontal CenterJennifer – Office Mgr – Stillwater Periodontal Center

Mo and Todd Wassell

Mo and Todd Wassell, both 67

also Bodhi, Ellie, Whiskers, & Kitty (ages unknown)

McElroy and de Araujo Family

Cat de Araujo (36), Bret McElroy (38), Isabel McElroy (5), Cecilia McElroy (3)

Jacqui Savage

Art Prompt - Virtual Museum Tour Scavenger Hunt

This week in Art Academy online, we took a virtual tour of the Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford @pittriversmuseum , an archaeology and anthropology museum on the Oxford University campus. It was so much fun to explore the collection together! To add to the excitement and learning, we went on a visual scavenger hunt. We looked for something with a pattern, a symbol, a tool, something made of leather, something made of wood, and a form or shape that we liked. We also named our favorite object and discussed what we’d do with it if we could bring it home. Together, we imagined how the museum would feel and smell if we were really there. This would be a great way “to travel” together at home. Search virtual tours and find a good fit for you. For more activities and prompts, visit our Creative Classroom.

Standing Stick

This one has something for everyone! For many, the fun will be hunting sticks that can stand and trimming them up just right. It’s not easy to get just the right balance! For others, the best part will be painting the sticks and wrapping them up in yarn. For the younger set, the juiciest part may come after in the form of imaginative play. Use your stick sculptures to adorn a deck or garden. Set them on a bookshelf. Make one for every family member. Name them. Write a story about them. Just have fun!

Split-Pin Puppet

SPLIT-PIN PUPPET

TOOLS: scissors, pencil, split-pins

ASSEMBLY:
Download and print the image onto a full A4 sheet of paper.
Color-in and/or decorate your puppet pieces.
Once finished, cut out pieces and make holes for the split pins (paper fasteners) to go through with a pencil. The black dots on the puppet pieces illustrate where the pins should go.
Construct your puppet using split pins to join the pieces together. A finished image of the puppet is included in the upper right corner as a guide for assembly.
Now your puppet is complete and ready to play with!

The template can also be used for fabric dolls:

STUFFED FABRIC DOLL
To create, trace each puppet piece onto fabric and cut out 2 fabric pieces for each part. (Alternatively, trace design onto tracing paper, cut out parts, and pin to fabric. Cut out 2 of each piece using tracing paper as a guide.)
For facial features, cut out separate pieces for each feature; add before stuffing body.
Sew each pairing part together on three sides, leaving an opening to add stuffing.
Once your puppet is stuffed, finish sewing parts shut, and then stitch each piece onto the body