A finished shell
Whatever is listed above, as it sits. You get that object, sand still in the story.
Dana Fink paints the Pacific onto what the tide already finished.
Saturday 1–3 she teaches because the work has a job: every piece and every class seat raises money for her husband’s cancer care. Ask for a piece if you want. Know this: Dana is complex. Your request will be considered when she sits down to make. You will often be happily surprised rather than find exactly what you expected. Such is the way of the art. The ocean provides.
What’s on the table Ask the tide
Dana’s own photographs of the work — shells, florals, hangings. No family snapshots. Drop more danna*.jpg in Downloads and they hang here.
Whatever is listed above, as it sits. You get that object, sand still in the story.
Saturday 1–3. You leave with work of your hands and the till still goes to treatment.
Tell her a color, a person, a tide. She will consider it. You may not get a copy of the picture in your head.
Write “ocean provides.” Dana chooses. This is often the better order.
Dana is complex, and thus your request will be considered when creating, though often you will be happily surprised rather than find exactly what you expected. Such is the way of the art. The ocean provides.
Dana Fink makes under the name Beachgypsycreations (the TarotShop page). If you know her from the ranch, you know the hands.
In August she wrote the reason out loud. She is teaching Saturday 1:00 to 3:00 because she is trying to make money to support her husband’s cancer treatment. That sentence is the whole brief.
The shop is a night market that washed ashore: lantern gold on wet sand, tarot-adjacent without costume. The till is Venmo @beachgypsycreations.