What's Happening Now

I grew up in a less than organized or systematized household. The emphasis was always on the next adventure instead of on cleaning up after the last one. It wasn’t until I started living with my husband Tim that I realized systems can be liberating instead of limiting. For example, as a kid if you wanted some ice in a beverage there was a 95% chance that the ice cube trays in our freezer contained less than 3 cubes, if any. And it wasn’t long ago that I was teasing my dad for leaving an ice cube tray half full...

I’ve always had a hard time with social media.  Because I’m dyslexic, I can be self-conscious about writing and posting instantly because I know there will be errors.  As we all know social media can also be a black-hole-time-suck, so it’s also hard to be consistent with it when there are so many other things that take priority. On the other hand, it’s an incredible tool and a fascinating way to connect and engage with people all over the world. It’s an amazing place to show my artwork and find people who are interested in it. As my assistant Christine...