I love to draw the twists and turns of Elephant Garlic, especially when the early morning sun creates shadows on the leaves. As I drew the image below, I slowly became aware of a racket from an upset crow in the neighbour's yard. The peak of their house is just visible over the hedge and a heron perched patiently (for the second time that week), waiting to raid the pond below. No idea why ... continue reading...
Spider Gravy
The story below demonstrates one of my favorite purposes of keeping an illustrated journal, drawing funny moments in my life. Although it’s been two years since I created it, the pages still make me smile. It's a Happy Thanksgiving salute to my American friends, who celebrate the day on November 26th. In Canada, we feasted over a month ago, on October 12th. It was a ... continue reading...
Inktober Adventure
For the first time this October, I joined many other artists participating in the Inktober challenge. For those of you unfamiliar with Inktober, Jake Parker, the brain behind the activity, explains it briefly here, “Every October, artists all over the world take on the Inktober drawing challenge by doing one ink drawing a day the entire month. I created Inktober in 2009 as a challenge to improve ... continue reading...
Creating Space
This morning I'm creating space. My floor is cluttered with files and articles filled with advice, direction, and step-by-step instructions that were so indispensable a few months ago, a year ago, five years ago. Information flows into my life so effortlessly. Every day offers new wisdom, ideas, and 5 ways to improve headlines to sift through, make decisions about, pursue or not pursue. All ... continue reading...
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