January 2010
Moving Through Animation
First Read
Garden Academy Montessori Mural
It was painted! I saw in the paper that freelance artist Carl Leck donated his time to paint the school mural I designed. I think it looks great. yay! :)
Click here to see the design itself.
3X3 Magazine’s Illustration Annual No.6
Four of my pieces were chosen for 3X3 Magazine’s Illustration Annual No.6! One received a bronze! Check out the Press page to see them.
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Sorry for these last few short posts. I’ve been scrambling to knock things off my list during short nap times… :)
3X3 Magazine’s Illustration Annual No.6
Four of my illustrations were chosen for the 6th annual 3×3 Awards book. One received a bronze! I’m very honored to be in this book alongside very talented artists.
Read more >>3X3 Magazine’s Illustration Annual No.6
Four of my illustrations were chosen for the 6th annual 3×3 Awards book. One received a bronze! I’m very honored to be in this book alongside very talented artists.
Read more >>New work for Starbucks
hello! Just a heads up for those not subscribed to the rss feed: I posted a new entry on the News page about new Starbucks work. :) There’s a fourth one coming out for Valentine’s day. It’s pretty in pink.
Read more >>Starcucks, Frappuccino print campaign
Finally I can show these! These were done for the Starbucks Frappuccino line. They are a series of poster-sized illustrations for print ads. (So, super big.) The idea behind them was that the drink provided a moment of enjoyment. So the pour from the drink is incorporated as part of the scene… I had fun [...]
Read more >>object of wonder
This was Veda’s toy of choice for most of the afternoon. A tiny little stick that probably came from the handle of her toy basket. Not an inch long. About an eighth of an inch round. She has lots of music makers and books and blocks to choose from. But she chose this little stick.
I [...]
stumped
The next step in my yoga training involves shadowing and assisting a working teacher. I’ll start by simply observing for a few classes until the students get comfortable with me there, and then begin helping the teacher more actively. I need to get about 15 classes under my belt to achieve this portion of the [...]
Read more >>the old switcheroo
the middle of winter feels like a good time to nest. being inside so much makes me scrutinize this house and come up with new ideas and configurations. (i love interior decorating. it’s a hobby of mine. i’m not stellar at it by any means, but i do enjoy reading about it and trying little [...]
Read more >>this joy+ride
I am so excited to finally share this with you!
Shari and Sheri over at this joy+ride have just posted my contribution. Shari asked me to dream up something for the January issue, and I went to work on it. (This is that personal work that I mentioned way back when…)
I was originally thinking about submitting [...]
In Training
High Tide by Barbara Kingsolver
In my own worst seasons
I’ve come back
From the colorless world of despair
By forcing myself to look hard,
For a long time, At a single glorious thing
A flame of red geranium
Outside my bedroom window
And then another:
My daughter in a yellow dress
And another:
The perfect outline of a full
Dark sphere behind the crescent moon
Until I [...]
squam, august 29 – sept 2, 2010
Just popping in to let you know that I am going to be teaching again at Squam this year. This is a special event because it is designed for parents (or grandparents) and the kiddos both! Family creative time. :) It’s called the Pixie Session, titled after the brave and beautiful miss Pixie Campbell. I [...]
Read more >>Communication Arts – Featured Profile
So big big news! I am the featured profile in the Jan/Feb 2010 issue of Communication Arts!
Last August I was interviewed extensively by writer Tiffany Meyers, who is just fantastic and whip smart. We really hit it off. She came all the way out to Winona Lake, Indiana and spent the day with me, touring [...]
Communication Arts – Featured Profile
So big big news! I am the featured profile in the Jan/Feb 2010 issue of Communication Arts!
Last August I was interviewed extensively by writer Tiffany Meyers, who is just fantastic and whip smart. We really hit it off. She came all the way out to Winona Lake, Indiana and spent the day with me, touring [...]
COMMUNICATION ARTS – FEATURED PROFILE
So big big news! I am the featured profile in the Jan/Feb 2010 issue of Communication Arts!
Last August I was interviewed extensively by writer Tiffany Meyers, who is just fantastic and whip smart. We really hit it off. She came all the way out to Winona Lake, Indiana and spent the day with me, touring [...]
Grateful
I have so many simple but profound things to be grateful for in my life. I often overlook them and take them for granted. Even the times that seem difficult are really not that bad when you consider the whole river they drift in. I am blessed. Is there anything better than good health? A [...]
Read more >>orange juice
In yoga we often set an intention at the beginning of each practice. A moment of silence to choose something to focus on and be mindful of as we begin to move and breathe. Then we watch as our intention surfaces and obstacles dissolve to make space for it.
So instead of “declaring this year as [...]

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