Psalm 147:4 Sunday Doodle
Today’s doodle was colored with watercolor, gel pen, and colored pencil. Coloring pages are for more than crayons and markers! And they are definitely not exclusively for children! Print and enjoy!
Sunday Scripture Exodus 6:7
Each week I use the key Scripture from the sermon to make a simple coloring page. It helps me focus on the Scripture, and remember it, as well as practice my lettering skills. Sometimes I have a fun inspiration for … Continued
Leaves in the Sketchbook
Leaves are so versatile, I add them often to artwork and art journal pages. I carve them into stamps, doodle them, paint them, and stencil them. No surprise a leaf sampler showed up in my sketchbook! I love leaves, but I seldom know … Continued
Lately in my Sketchbook
Lately I have been using a small spiral bound mixed media journal like the one included in my new Art Journal Kits. In it, I have used, in addition to a pencil, only watercolors and the Uniball 207 pen which are … Continued
Luke 2:19 Sunday Doodle
This week’s doodle is based on Luke 2:19. What was it like to be the mother of the Savior of the world? There are so many things that I have wanted for my kids this week….finals to go well, the … Continued
Art Journal Prompts
I have been a bit absent lately with my daughter’s premature birth of twin granddaughters the day before Thanksgiving. They remain in the hospital until they have met milestones, but are getting there! Anyway, between that and visiting colleges with … Continued
Van Gogh on Love
Do you agree?
Sunday Doodles
I find doodling in my sketchbook very relaxing. How about you?
Morning Pages
I am trying to develop a new habit. I read Julia Cameron’s excellent book “The Artist’s Way” a few years back. In it she challenges us to do morning pages, writing a few flow of thought pages each morning. I … Continued
Pages from my Art Journal
It’s been awhile since I shared pages from my art journal, so I thought I would start the week with a few! This one uses some scraps of CitraSolv paper on a stenciled background of brown on black. I really … Continued