Such fun at Word Up Community Bookshop’s 11th Anniversary Community Gala! Great people, fun books, delicious empanadas! … Continue reading
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Patty Reider at StencilGirl recently asked the stencil designers “What Made You Fall in Love with Art?” The answer could have possible inclusion in a newsletter that is shared with the StencilGirl clients and followers. It got me thinking!Maybe more … Continue reading
On a wintry Shenandoah VA walk with my Niece, Nephew and Son, there were several things I wasn’t allowed to pick up and take home with me… … Continue reading
Happy Holidays from my house to yours. And here’s hoping for a happy and healthy 2022 for us all. … Continue reading
Sue and I took our annual trip to 63 and Lexington to the Society for Illustrators Annual Best of Children’s Books Illustration. It is always inspiring! Thankfully, the artwork was the Real Thing–last year it was all printed and framed … Continue reading
The winner of a copy of AT NIGHT is Like Lokon! Congratulations!! Leave a comment below to be entered to win a copy of my new picture book from Muddy Boots, AT NIGHT! You can say anything in the comment … Continue reading
I spent last week at Chimera House as the first guest at this new artist retreat. Chimera House is a huge, multi-roomed and extravagantly porched circa 1890’s house in Jeffersonville, NY, in the Catskills. Before it became a retreat, the … Continue reading
New Stencils! I am so excited about these four new stencils from @StencilGirl Products. Floral frames, a nesting duck hiding in reeds and flowers, a large floral heart, and a row of tall flowers. Sunny and perfect for spring painting … Continue reading
I am so thrilled with how these four new stencils from StencilGirl Products turned out, and because of that, I am offering a GIVEAWAY! Just leave a comment below or on the Facebook or Instagram posts about the giveaway by … Continue reading
These are terrible times. People are struggling to live, to work and put food on the table. When I walk down to the farmers market by Columbia Presbyterian hospital, I walk by two food banks providing fruit, vegetables and canned … Continue reading