Romans 1:20 NKJV For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead, so that they are without excuse Thanks for stopping by!
I forgot to get the information for all of the paintings, which was silly of me. But these first paintings of the farm women are by Julien Dupre and painted in the 1700-1800s. These paintings are so vibrant, and wonderfully preserved. It really is such a beautiful collection. The museum guide said, “The Smith Collection … More Art Museum: The Smith Collection
I haven’t been super diligent at documenting, but here are a few of the sights from our trip so far. See if you can spot the flock of Canadian geese, I still can’t believe how many we saw! We went to an art museum today, a lot of it was a little too art-y for … More Texas Travels
I have been making these background papers after doing a class by Roben Marie Smith. I have enjoyed the process so much, it is all about layering. So many of these are turning out so well that I could see them as a stand alone piece. She specifically says not to see what you’re making … More Abstract Background Papers
I’m calling this one, “Egg Meadow” because the daisies remind me of eggs and I can’t help but smile I’m signed up for Kellee Wynne’s {Color for Your Inbox} and her recent email was all about using grids in your journals. She had so many lovely grids on a little preview video in the email, … More Grid Journal
I absolutely love using my sewing machine. I have never been one to cut out patterns, pin them to fabric, and join them at perfect corners. I do enjoy quilting but take a more artful approach, with a lot of creative liberty. I tried sewing on paper a few times with poor results. After recently … More Sewing Your Art Journal
There is just something about those frosty winter sunsets. Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening BY ROBERT FROST Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer … More A Winter Walk
I have always loved and been drawn to photography. I took a few photography classes in college, and I really enjoyed it. My favourite was an analogue photography class I took where we focused on developing our own photos in a dark room. A lot of the photography was black and white to emphasize texture … More Photography in Art Journaling
Hello again, sorry for the two posts today! I just wanted to pop in and let you know that I’ve just added a lovely new digital paper pack to my shop! Just click the link above or go to the SHOP tab in the main menu to browse. I hope you had a lovely day!
Being an artist requires a great level of trust. You must trust yourself: that you can stay the course even when you have more questions than answers; that you will continue on, even after making copious amounts of “bad” art; that you will allow yourself the grace to not know your “style”; and trust yourself … More Trusting Yourself and the Process
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