Maker’s Street in Lindsborg
I am excited for my artwork to be hosted for the month by The White Peacock, an awesome little coffee/sandwich shop in the artsy little town of Lindsborg, Kansas. It is run by my friend Tayla Mace who I met … Continued
Paper Mosaic Workshop
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Paper mosaics achieve the same look of traditional mosaics, but with the use of paper bits or shapes. In this worksjhop, participants will use an array of papers to create their own original ready-to-frame artwork. A variety of techniques and … Continued
Mixed Media Art Parts
Time for the May edition of my Mixed Media Art Parts pack! The theme this month is “Vintage Goods” and I have sifted through my treasures to find some lovely vintage ephemera for you. Each pack varies, but they all … Continued
Citra Solv Workshop
A small group of us got together last weekend for an all day Citra Solv Workshop. The morning was all about the basics of altering National Geographic pages with Citra Solv concentrated cleaner to achieve some lovely papers. … Continued
April Mixed Media Art Parts
Time to introduce the April Mixed Media Art Parts pack!. These are themed monthly packs that have all kinds of goodies perfect for mixed media creating of all kinds. The theme for April is Sewing and has all kinds of … Continued
The Climbing Tree
I have been working on this piece off and on for the last couple of years. I finally decided to “put a bird on it” , two birds in fact. I love trees, and though it has been quite … Continued
Citra Solv I
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Citra Solv part 1 workshop will cover the techniques for altering National Geographic magazine pages with Citra Solv concentrated cleaner to make beautiful altered papers that can be used as collage papers in artwork. We will also learn how to … Continued
“Pieces of Spring”
“Pieces of Spring” is a paper mosaic on an old cabinet door. I don’t do these often as it is rather tedious and I am not a patient person! But I love the process of taking little scraps of papers, … Continued
Kansas Meadowlark
Continuing with my “Home on the Range” series in which I acknowledge the diversity and beauty of my home state of Kansas, I had to include the state bird. The Meadowlark is such a cheery little bird with its yellow … Continued
