Gayla, of Mom Gadget!
Gayla specializes in writing about gadgets, gizmos, and domestic bliss. Since I’m a total tool-junkie, I love her blog and I think you will too :-) Gayla answered a few questions for me about her early and present art experiences:
My favorite art project was learning to sew and crochet with […]
Cory, from Marriage Actually!
Cory and Kerri Aldrich write Marriage Actually to take an honest look at the state of modern marriage: The good, the bad, and the funny. If you’re wondering whether your relationship is “normal” or you just want an entertaining break from your day, visit their blog!
Today, Cory has shared a few […]
Besides art, one of the things that I’m the most passionate about is food :-) In fact, I’m so crazy about good food, made with good quality ingredients — but quick and easy, so it doesn’t cut into art time — that the LifeStyle Channel of b5Media has given me the opportunity to write a […]
Both Val Foster (profile) and Jen Worden (profile) have been selected for the Hannah Grey design team!!
Way to go, ladies!!
Poor dear…can you imagine anything more awful than having to spend an entire semester in Italy studying sculpture and oil painting? Poor poor little thing… ;-)
We had quite an adventure getting her out of here yesterday since the whole east coast had a snowstorm! We found out around 9:15 am that her early afternoon flight […]
This is our gang from last year. Once more, a small handful of crazy adults and a not-so-small handful of even crazier teens will be leaving the frozen northeast to travel to Ocean City Maryland, where it’s not quite so frozen. But it’s not exactly warm either!
We’re going to Winterfest, our annual youth conference. My […]
Just when I thought it was safe to come back out of hiding, Joshua “Junk Man” Johnson went and tagged me to tell seven random things about myself that you might not know. On both blogs, the brat! Well, I’ll fix him…I’m going to post the same list on both blogs >:-) So while I […]
Technique Tuesday!
One of the nice things about this technique is that you don’t have to have a really high-resolution image to start with. Since most of the detail is purposely lost, you can start with something less than ideal for a print. You can play around with color too: although Nate’s eyes look blue in […]
Make Art Monday!
I used one of my favorite pictures of my son Nate when he was just a toddler to make a really fun Roy Lichtenstein-style pop art portrait. Now that Nate is soon to have a baby of his own, maybe I’ll be making these of my grandchildren in the future!
Tomorrow we’ll talk through […]
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