Category Archives: Art Studio
What a Job!
Yesterday was a very busy day. The mess in my little kitchen studio was getting out of hand. I couldn’t take it any longer. So, I headed to Wal-Mart, spent $20.00 on a storage bin with drawers, came home, and cleaned
What a Job!
Yesterday was a very busy day. The mess in my little kitchen studio was getting out of hand. I couldn’t take it any longer. So, I headed to Wal-Mart, spent $20.00 on a storage bin with drawers, came home, and cleaned
Best Wishes for an Artful New Year
Becoming an artist has certainly made Christmas shopping much easier for my family and friends. Everyone knows what I want most — art supplies. I’m happy to say that I received many thoughtful gifts and gift cards that I’ll enjoy
Best Wishes for an Artful New Year
Becoming an artist has certainly made Christmas shopping much easier for my family and friends. Everyone knows what I want most — art supplies. I’m happy to say that I received many thoughtful gifts and gift cards that I’ll enjoy
Tools of the Trade
There are lots of artists who don’t like using brushes, or who may use brushes but also reach for many different tools of the artistic trade.
Tools of the Trade
There are lots of artists who don’t like using brushes, or who may use brushes but also reach for many different tools of the artistic trade.
Five Things
What five things do I consider essential for creating art?
Yes, No, Maybe, and… What?
Lately I’ve been on a cleaning crusade. Time to clip pictures from old magazines — recipes, too — and toss those past issues away. Time to go through the closets, put summer clothes away, and get ready for winter. Time
Yes, No, Maybe, and… What?
Lately I’ve been on a cleaning crusade. Time to clip pictures from old magazines — recipes, too — and toss those past issues away. Time to go through the closets, put summer clothes away, and get ready for winter. Time
Keeping an Art Clipbook
Writers often keep clipbooks or files where they can tuck away ideas for future stories — little scraps of dialogue they’ve overheard, notes about moods or emotions they’ve felt at different places, little thoughts about characters or those great what if questions
Keeping an Art Clipbook
Writers often keep clipbooks or files where they can tuck away ideas for future stories — little scraps of dialogue they’ve overheard, notes about moods or emotions they’ve felt at different places, little thoughts about characters or those great what if questions
Collaborative Art
Our grandson Madox visited on Saturday, and as always, he wanted to do a little painting. I’ve bought him a set of watercolors and brushes, and he has his own pad of watercolor paper now. On his last painting adventure,
Collaborative Art
Our grandson Madox visited on Saturday, and as always, he wanted to do a little painting. I’ve bought him a set of watercolors and brushes, and he has his own pad of watercolor paper now. On his last painting adventure,
