Miss Rossi's Creative Art Studio

Need the Perfect Valentines Day Gift?!! The B***y Paint Party is Happening Tomorrow!!!🤩 We are almost full, so book now 🙌

Valentines is coming up and B***y prints are the perfect way to celebrate your hot af b***y!! All body shapes and sizes encouraged!

One day only!

Rossi paints your b***y, stamps you on the canvas, she has wipes for clean up and you’re done. Easy Peasy. B***y paint created.

Rossi will take your print home to put final details and any upgraded you want. Once it’s finished she will contact you for pickup within the week.

To snag a spot it’s $10 to ensure you show up and $130+ for prints depending on your details you’d like.

We will be at the studio from 10:00-1:00ish so you can hang out or just show up at your selected time slot. All you need is to wear a thong that can get paint on it and I recommend lose clothes that are ok to get paint on them too.

$130+ is due the day of to Rossi.

Only 4 spots available. Grab your spot here ⬇️

https://impressionsstudio.pixieset.com/booking/b***y-paint

5th Periods Scarecrow is done! Dorothy Before & After the Twister!!

Important notice. Farmers will buy vegetable seeds for spring and summer this year and start planting them. Let's talk and tell the farmers what vegetables the local restaurants use all year round. And let's buy vegetables from them as much as possible! Committing more locally will be the reason for our restaurant's future existence.

If you still have your child's art at the studio from Summer Camp, please stop in today to pick it up!

Out of tragedy, came a Willits icon.

The Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital came into fruition after the tragic death of its namesake.

After an automotive accident, and lack of a ‘real’ hospital in the area, 15-year-old Frank R. Howard passed away due to his injuries in 1926. This led his father, Charles S. Howard, owner of ‘Seabiscuit,’ to donate $30,000 (~$510,000 in today’s money) to begin construction on the hospital, with a donation from Dr. Raymond Babcock of $42,000 (~$715,000), and others in the community following. In 1927 groundbreaking began, and by 1928 the first patient was admitted.

Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital kept growing, eventually growing out of its walls, and a new building had to be constructed to continue providing services to the area. Now that the old building is slated for demolishing, we at the Mendocino County Museum want to add our respects to the history, the workers, the patients, and the legacy of the Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital.

We have a small pop-up display of items used in the Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital, and we invite audiences to come and add what they remembered so fondly of it. Were you born there? Or know someone who was? Worked there?
Write a little note about your memories on our provided notepads and add it to the display, so we as a community can stand together and fondly remember this fallen icon.

Photo shows hospital around 1928.

Thank You Willits Weekly for covering our Paint & Sip event @ Art in the Gardens!

I’ll be teaching these two paintings at Art in the Gardens in Mendocino THIS WEEKEND! A beautiful day in the gardens with a bottomless wine glass 🤩 Click the link for more info & tickets! https://www.gardenbythesea.org/calendar/paint-sip-2022/

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