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Interpretive Watercoloring of Anita Jeram’s Illustrations from Guess How Much I Love You
I cannot tell you how excited I am to be part of this Colorado Craft Company October release: they secured the licensing rights to the designs of the world renowned children’s book illustrator, Anita Jeram, and I have spent all of last week coloring these amazing illustrations! Anita’s and Sam McBratney’s beloved children’s book, Guess How Much I Love You, […]
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Be a Dreamer: Whimsical Card
A storybook-style, illustration themed, mixed-media card straight out of my imagination.
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Flamingo Coloring with Pencils
Coloring a giant flamingo with colored pencils turned out to be a two-day project with more colors than I had imagined using. Have a look!
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Journal Page: Intuitive Mixed Media
Sometimes you just have to play…not for anyone else or with an end goal in mind. You do it for yourself and for the feeling that comes from creative freedom. It holds especially true when you’re working in an art journal.
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All My Atoms
I don’t do people well. Skin tones terrify me but I am learning to stretch out of my comfort zone and try new things.
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Bundles of Love
I find the wet-on-wet technique works really well with small images when using Karin watercolor markers. Have a look at my process video to see what I mean.
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Papercrafters Unite Against Racism
I’m participating in this blog hop to show solidarity for the Black Lives Matter movement. We need to continue making our voices heard in support of those who are marginalized and oppressed.
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A Post for Pride Month
Lots of little details in this card like the hearts of gold because when we look inside all of us are capable of kindness and empathy and that really is what Pride Month celebrates!⠀
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Summer Blooms: Hydrangeas
Painting these summer blooms was such a labor of love. I share my process in this post and hope you’ll give it a try.
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Be The Change You Want To See
I have this image posted on our refrigerator as a reminder that more work needs to be done, conversations need to be had, questions need to be answered, and long-held beliefs need to be challenged.