Megs has illustrated one of Martha's blog-posts with this:
Megs is now blogging at Blogspot. Tune in, wash up, drop out - or something like that.
She's also set up a shop on Etsy o take a crack at providing some of the other occupants of the planet some of her art- for a price.
Megs was on Go! on Jan. 30 to help out promoting the 2010 Canada Writes competition and read one of her recent bits: Meggsie made it to the 2009 finals of "Canada Writes on CBC Radio's "Go!" with Brent Bambury. Here's their invitation to her: The semi-final show rehearsal. Everyone was a lot clearer and in focus on the day of the actual broadcast. Host Brent Bambury with telented writer Megs Beach.Comedian & writer Shaun Majumder with witty comic Megs Beach. Jill, a show producer, with the successful contestant, Megs.Megs writes "Canada Writes" Megs had such a good time in Halifax and enjoyed meeting all the Go! folks so much that when she got home and found that Shaun Majumder was going to be appearing in the "Raising the Roof" fundraiser she got us tickets. We went and had a great time. Megs didn't want to go empty handed so baked some cookies and decoated this one for Shaun: Great likeness, eh? Sadly, Shaun had a conflicting gig and cancelled. The show was great anyway but we missed him. We hope the organisers get his cookie to him! Then on April 18th the final was held in Toronto. It was a wild ride! They told the audience just before the show was to go to air that an important bit of the control board was burnt out. Apparently it went away with some fairly dramatic sizzling. There followed a wild rush to get the fried component replaced in time to allow the show to go be broadcast in the right time slot in the west. I think the show was heard from Manitoba west but Atlantic and Eastern Canada was offered a re-run from the previous month. Go hear it here. That's Contest Nana, Bronwyn the production assistant/audience relations/photographer gal and Senior Producer Jeff Goodes . Megs didn't win the grand prize but she got a pretty cool runner-up prize. Geri Hall, who helped judge the competition, being photographed by & with an audience member. She was a scream!An audience member with judges Terry O'Reilly and Darrell Dennis The cookie for Shaun was such a great idea that Megs decided to make a cookie for each of the regular pruduction staff she knew at "Go!". Here are David Carroll, Jill Walker, Brent Bambury, Nana Aba Duncan, Peter Morey and Erin Noel. A truly delicious group. Bronwyn, the "Go!" production assistant, didn't get a cookie. Very sad. Megs made her a set of dress-me-up fridge magnets. Megs, the Tooth Fairy, was recently asked to make up a mock-movie poster to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of Dr. David Rakowski in dental practise. Here's what she came up with: Here's a sampling of Margaret's family Christmas cards from over the years. Many missing but I'll add them as I find them. Here's an animation project she made in school back in the mists of time. MMM (Multi-Media Margaret) has been painting boxes & shelves. Here's an illustrated "Good King Wenceslas" in four scenes around a serviette box. (quick, spot the Canadianism!) She's painted a number of little papier mache boxes. Here's one that didn't get given to a friend. A sample of a very few of the picture frames Megs paints. This is a big box of winter mitts, gloves, hats and scarves. Megs is painting a series of winter to winter scenes around and on top of the box. Megs needed an appropriate place to keep various rememberances from holy places so she painted a little prophet. Now the little plastic bottle shaped like "Our Lady of Lourdes" full of holy water has an appropriate place to rest. Another little shelf painted with Madame Sosostris, from T.S. Elliot's "The Wasteland" as a gift for a friend. We needed (of course) a shelf for our pepper mill and salt cellar. Ghandi knew about salt. She's been making pen & ink drawings for years. Here are a few examples: Marf was a bit surprised that she'd have to do another year of school. My eclectic Meggsie. Megs' take on the tandem in April 1987. Clothes make a good target too: Meggsie got a nice pair of cavas shoes. Plain white... but not for long! Don't hold still or she'll paint you. Last Updated on Sat, Nov 23, 2013. Return to scott's main page.
Meggsie made it to the 2009 finals of "Canada Writes on CBC Radio's "Go!" with Brent Bambury.
Megs had such a good time in Halifax and enjoyed meeting all the Go! folks so much that when she got home and found that Shaun Majumder was going to be appearing in the "Raising the Roof" fundraiser she got us tickets. We went and had a great time. Megs didn't want to go empty handed so baked some cookies and decoated this one for Shaun: Great likeness, eh?
Sadly, Shaun had a conflicting gig and cancelled. The show was great anyway but we missed him. We hope the organisers get his cookie to him!
Then on April 18th the final was held in Toronto. It was a wild ride! They told the audience just before the show was to go to air that an important bit of the control board was burnt out. Apparently it went away with some fairly dramatic sizzling. There followed a wild rush to get the fried component replaced in time to allow the show to go be broadcast in the right time slot in the west. I think the show was heard from Manitoba west but Atlantic and Eastern Canada was offered a re-run from the previous month. Go hear it here.
The cookie for Shaun was such a great idea that Megs decided to make a cookie for each of the regular pruduction staff she knew at "Go!". Here are David Carroll, Jill Walker, Brent Bambury, Nana Aba Duncan, Peter Morey and Erin Noel. A truly delicious group.
Bronwyn, the "Go!" production assistant, didn't get a cookie. Very sad. Megs made her a set of dress-me-up fridge magnets.
Megs, the Tooth Fairy, was recently asked to make up a mock-movie poster to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of Dr. David Rakowski in dental practise. Here's what she came up with:
Here's a sampling of Margaret's family Christmas cards from over the years. Many missing but I'll add them as I find them.
Here's an animation project she made in school back in the mists of time.
She's been making pen & ink drawings for years. Here are a few examples:
Don't hold still or she'll paint you.
Last Updated on Sat, Nov 23, 2013.
Return to scott's main page.