Once upon a time… There was a girl who made lots of beads. And they all sold. No matter what they looked like. They were magic, no matter how simple. And everyone wanted them. But then things turned, and she followed many other paths along the way, leading her to where she
I realize that it takes nothing at all to pull out your coloring pages and color. A cozy corner in the TV room would suffice nicely. I work from home and have a lot of studio space to which I can escape when I’ve been sitting in my office for
I think I’m starting to get it, and realizing that coloring can be viewed as an art form in itself. All of you purists out there, don’t balk. And I’m not digging into the art vs. craft argument either, but as usual, when I’m working at something that allows me
I am calling it a coloring journey because, as you might remember, I haven’t considered myself a color-er, let alone a Color-ist. This past week though on a working retreat with friends I picked up the markers and tried it again. Let me just say, the medium you choose makes
Still plugging along on the coloring books for adults. All of the images for the first book are finished and about 20 for the second book. I’m back on the big studio tour this year, in November, and every once in a while I think, “How in the world am I ever
Here’s a sneak peek at what I’ve been up to lately: creating coloring books for adults. I’ve been obsessed. I told friends recently that I used to wonder how I could make a living by sitting around and doodling. While it of course takes a little more than that, it’s
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