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Thinking about my most profound art experiences and how they ripple through my life and work. Yes, my hair used to be blond-ish.

An ongoing series of interviews with women talking about what their creative life is like. This month’s interview is Aynslee.

I’ve got some work showing around Huntsville this spring and wanted to let you in on it. All of them are available for purchase.

Looking for the good through the hard things. Sorting through my grief via creativity. I don’t have any good answers.

Contemplating this year’s 100 Day Project: what it looks like for me creatively and logistically. Also? I love little boxes.

An ongoing series of interviews with women talking about what their creative life is like. This month’s interview is Debbie.

This week I’m contemplating an art journaling staple: art journaling prompts. Use them, lose them, redo them. So many options.

In today’s culture there’s not much chance that we can just love the stupid little thing our heart loves and not try to make money off of it.

Some notes and a video flip through of my sketchbook. This is a great premade watercolor sketchbook that I really enjoyed.

Some notes on what I’ve learned over the course of my art practice about vulnerability. Vulnerability is hard.

An ongoing series of interviews with folks talking about what their creative life is like. January’s interview is Jennifer.

Thinking about the changes that happen in the course of our lives and how we deal with them. It’s ok to change directions.

It’s my yearly recap of my artistic practice for 2023. Plus a concrete list of what my art goals are for 2024.

An ongoing series of interviews with folks talking about what their creative life is like. December’s interview is Starr.

What’s the art thing you think about all the time? The clock I hear in my head, why we make, and narcissism.