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At the end of February, I put to image some verses I’ve leaned on during periods of uncertainty, worry, or to remind myself of the things I believe in to be true. Tools used were my handy MX Ergo mouse and Adobe Illustrator. Continue reading Do Not Worry: Illustrations from Matthew 6 in English and French
Pieces I particularly enjoyed this month at the MoMA: Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver’s Cinematic Illumination, Floor 4 Retrospective of French anarchist Feliz Feneon. Making: I’ve recently discovered that embroidering is a very meditative activity for me. I’ve been working on this … Continue reading Pieces of November
Original: After: Stop Motion: Continue reading Photo Editing Fun
If you want to be excellent – a.k.a. not kill the plant, you ought to drill some holes: And so many Bonne Maman Jam Jars: Continue reading How to Recycle Old Jars
Portraits of wedded to be Continue reading Holy
While the materials used did not pass muster, I was very content and happy with my first attempt at making a tote bag with little to no direction. I am also happy and proud of the fact that I engaged … Continue reading Homemade
Bookmarks and cards to encourage friends during coronavirus days Inspired illustration from listening to the song Highlands (Song of Ascent) by Hillsong United one morning meditation before work, and I then proceeded to take the illustrated characters from … Continue reading Beaded ring, Watercolours, and Illustration in May
What I was thinking about before the work day’s start: 1)our human tendency to yearn/be discontent/search, and 2) to rise through the air. Continue reading To Ascend
Made a bracelet for the first time. I think it came out nicely 🙂 Creating things for me is so therapeutic and meditative. needle neutral colored thread a stone for the centerpiece crimps decorative ribbon Continue reading Ribbon Bracelets
I decided to make my own book marks. post-card thick paper watercolor paint, a scissor to cut into rounded rectangles ét voila: #coviddays Continue reading Watercolor Bookmarks
I was catching up with Christine over ZOOM because we haven’t seen each other since the Corona Virus started hitting New York City very hard and was eating a lot of clementines. I started making a little square mound of … Continue reading “Hi Sunshine, it’s Mr. Peel!”
A children’s book for adults Continue reading Adult Bedtime Stories
Why was that and a tractor there? Who knows? Continue reading Days at the Museum: The MoMA’s Creativity Lab, Donald Judd, and a Little Tomato Farm Out Front of the Guggenheim
Evening drawing / meditating Continue reading Red, Yellow, Blue
a haggard midnight retrospective. Continue reading The Many Colors of Susan
Some kind of WIP; Different Initial Drafts Continue reading Notes from CES
I was scrambling to make a deadline for ATEM, but I was creatively “stuck”. After grabbing a late night drink with Andrew at The Penrose and a burger with Joanne, we made this ad in the wee hours in 10 … Continue reading Breathe
