Inktober Challenge
Every year many artists participate in a challenge started by Jake Parker back in 2009. Since that time it has become widely popular, but I have not yet participated in it. I decided to do it this year, but with … Continued
More Faces!
This week I went with wild and wonky faces. They are a mix of watercolor and colored pencil. I enjoy the freedom of just letting my imagination run while still sticking fairly closely to realistic proportions. There are so many … Continued
A Belated Happy Easter, and Faces 99-107
I am ‘a day late and a dollar short’ wishing you all a Happy Easter! But I am thankful that there is the same reason to celebrate today as there was yesterday! Easter all year! I did have a very … Continued
Travel Journal Workshop
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Get ready for your next vacation, or document your last, art journal style! The travel journal is a mix between a scrapbook, sketchbook and art journal. It is a great way to fully experience your travels, and makes a priceless … Continued
Scripture and Faces Update
I have been crazy busy the last few weeks, so really enjoyed some time last evening doing a Scripture coloring page for you. Psalm 127:1 seemed very appropriate. We can get so frantic in our labors to make … Continued
365 Faces Update
Well, it happened. I got a week behind on my daily face challenge. Oh well, I will just keep plugging away and hope that I catch myself up at some point. I do have seven faces for this week however! … Continued
Goals 2017
I love this time of year… reflecting on the blessings and even the failures of the past year, making plans for the new year. It is a time of hope and promise and is exciting for me. I always more … Continued
365 Faces Challenge
If you have followed me in 2016, you know that I made an attempt to do 365 faces throughout the year. Well, I didn’t quite make it… in part because I made a poor choice of journal in which to … Continued
In my sketchbook lately…
While I love my art journal, I probably have been spending more time in my sketchbook lately, trying to capture ideas as they fly, doing relaxing doodles that will later become art fodder, or illustrating a verse or message. They … Continued