Acrylic: It seems like the Raven is part of the surroundings. The observer and the observed are the same.
Probably the biggest single misconception about ebooks is that you have to have a dedicated ereader—like a Kindle or a Nook—to read them. The truth is if you have just about any kind of computing device with access to the Internet, from a smartphone to a laptop to a desktop computer, you can read ebooks, […]
The water-colour of the Solstice Celebration is basically what I pictured as I wrote the Solstice Conspiracy. The story description is more elaborate. As this year’s Solstice approaches, I’ve made sure to leave a wild patch in the garden to house any elemental visitors. Perhaps the fairies will celebrate the new summer season right along […]
Writing is a solitary function, necessary but isolating. When the words jam up between thought and keyboard, I sometimes head for the local coffee shop. I don’t seek out company. With a steaming latte and a comfy chair, I start to write. The hum of activity, comings and goings, the hiss of the expresso machine […]
I try to focus of depth and contrast when painting. Layering the watercolor is a good way to achieve rich deep tones.
Small Steps Can Influence and Motivate to Bring About Positive Change
A painting I completed. Let me know what you think when you see it? How does it make you feel?
Well…it looks like my book is going to get published. Yippee.
A young girl takes on the task of restoring a withering garden.
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