When I was working on these rabbits, I decided that my version of Hansel and Gretel will also have rabbits in it too, I'm sorta into the rabbits this week. I took a video of my puppy and her first puppy play date and totally messed it up so that will post after her next play date.......geez! ...

I have published a small book through Blurb in part fulfilment of a module on my Masters Degree. Its called Abandonment and Loss, Tyneham Village, Dorset. Tyneham is a sad story of an evacuated village in Dorset UK, during WW2. http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2459495

Next Sunday July 31st, in the Style File of Seth Apter's wonderful 'The Altered Page' blog, I will be honoured with a mention..! If you have time please support Seth, who uploads each weekend a further instalment of The Pulse. It is a lot of fun for artists who each year answer Seth's questions ...

Finally finished the set up, opening is next Friday but there should be plenty of people tonight for firt riday.

Finally finished the set up, opening is next Friday but there should be plenty of people tonight for firt riday.

I completed my second pmc doll...and now I have thoughts about three more.

but not in the way I had hoped All that's left of my lovely bundle (shown in the last post) is this... I had moved it when I saw a certain yellow dog jumping up and trying to get it out of the tree. A nice storm blew through and the aforementioned yellow dog ate it up when she found it on th...

all is calm all is bright. Sleep in heavenly peace friends. xoxs

One of the delights of being part of a mixed marriage is getting to celebrate the holidays from both traditions, and that is particularly enjoyable during a year like this where we get to light the Chanukkah candles at Christmas Eve dinner. We enjoyed a double festivity last night! Part of the ...

In our house there is a word — that's the theme at Dans ma maison this week. The quote, "the shell must break before the bird can fly" comes from Lord Alfred Tennyson.

I have been working on Caryl's Stone Angels book. Sadly, this is the last book in the round robin. At a time when I'm seeking to purge myself from involvement in round robins and swaps, I'm still sad to see this one end. It has been an incredible journey. The quality of the art in these books ha...

[I had more to add to that last post, but Misu and Zoe thought that I had written enough and should take them outside right then and there!] I actually made two more pieces yesterday, so hopefully the slump is really over. These are for a Gothic Arch swap. These arches are for the francophile ...

This is my work in Kim's book, all the way from England! It is the second to last book I have to work on in the Pock-et-ful Round Robin, so I felt a little bit of nostalgia, in advance I guess, while I was working on it. Kim's pocket was a simple paper fold up on the right hand page. I ma...

Andi's book in the colors round robin is the White Book. Except that, instead of a book, she prepped and sent small canvases for each artist. My canvas was painted a medium gray, which I thought was sort of an intriguing way to have to start for a white theme. Here is my canvas, A Sense of Whi...

Andi's book in the colors round robin is the White Book. Except that, instead of a book, she prepped and sent small canvases for each artist. My canvas was painted a medium gray, which I thought was sort of an intriguing way to have to start for a white theme. Here is my canvas, A Sense of Whi...

I'm a day behind telling you about Art & Soul, but there's a lot going on here! So here's a quick catch up from Friday and Stephanie Rubiano's Bedazzling Butterflies class. It was such a great class that even my workstation looked pretty! Stephanie was a fabulous and very kind teacher. He...

This simple little collage is for my dear friend Carla. Her book in our pock-et-ful round robin is really a treat -- a little jewel full of sweet little children in brightly colored collages. I really love it. My piece for the book is sort of an anomaly, but, it does have a story. A while a...