I'm very excited to be part of an exhibition of Wee Art at Round Hill Studio in Annapolis Royal during December 2017. The criteria was to work no larger than 6"x6" in any medium we chose. Of course, I chose watercolours and decided to use what I found on our shoreline to explore the idea… Continue reading Wee Art
Organizing anything can be a big job but I believe an artist organizing her studio faces a special kind of distraction. I realized this after I took on the job in my own studio and then read Marion Boddy's Monday post on her studio blog. Seems she and I shared a similar journey. She mentioned… Continue reading Organizing the studio
A couple of months ago I had an interesting conversation with an artist friend who asked me about my style. I admitted to her I couldn't define my style. Yet. Up to this point I've been learning the mechanics and mastering my craft. However, lately I'm feeling an inner push to go to the next… Continue reading Style and Fun: Keeping it real
Finding our Why empowers our creative expression and makes the work we produce memorable. It's how we create impact and connection.
If we hadn't done something about our hopes I wouldn't have been here to see this perfect start to a day.