
Looking Back, Looking Ahead
As summer draws to a close, it’s time for a seasonal review of my creative life and my personal life.
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As summer draws to a close, it’s time for a seasonal review of my creative life and my personal life.
“Meet the Maker” is a theme which is common around the Internet; it is a chance for artists, crafters and artisans to tell their story and the inspiration for their handcrafted work. So I am […]
Who doesn’t struggle with procrastination in some way? I am usually productive, but I get in moods of low energy where the tendency to postpone, put off or ignore tasks is huge. . .
In the Northeast United States, spring brings more sunny skies, trees blooming, and green grass. Many people celebrate when they start seeing the first bulbs . . .
Things I Learned In 2022 (Or A Loose Recap) – It feels like a good time to reflect on the year. My year in art was generally positive and represented moving forward for me. While there are some areas of growth, there were a few lessons learned.
A short video of Christmas lights and houses in Lambertville in December 2022.
Our December Open Studio for Dec 2022 is going to be online! I will be adding new inventory to my online store.
This time of year, especially in the part of the U.S. where I reside, we are all reminded of the limited amount of sunshine we experience each day. I got to wondering what limits and limitless mean in life.
Authenticity brings to mind the kind of advertising slogans or taglines that one sees in the marketplace, e.g., a pizzeria asserts it serves “Authentic Italian” cuisine or a fruit bar label says, “Made with Real Fruit.” Immediately, consumers wonder how true these statements are. I wonder – real fruit as opposed to what?
In this little corner of Lambertville, there are some new developments going on. The mini-park or “parklet” beside the studio, once a field of mud created by the flooding in September 2021, is now all green with grass. And the city planted some native trees!! I believe the mayor shared that some native plants will be planted.
Pour youself a cuppa, and look around!