It's been eight years since I wrote my first blog post here.  1292 posts later, it's time for a change.  I'm moving my blog to m...

When I was writing about the SAQA conference, I briefly mentioned that I took a workshop with Ana Lisa Hedstrom.   It was how to do Shibori ...

This past weekend was another outing of the Urban Sketchers.  Three of us met at Kathryn Albertson park.  Usually when I do sketching, I use...

Earlier this week, I taught a Field Journal workshop for kids at the Boise Watershed.  This is an education facility out by the water treatm...

Can you imagine our lives without wheels?  Bike wheels, car wheels, train wheels, wheels on our luggage, wheel barrows, mechanical wheels in...

I was looking back through my posts and realized that I have not shared with you the news that I had an artwork accepted into the exhibition...

The Boise City Department of Arts & History has been posting interviews with local artists on their blog.  Karl LeClair came to my studi...

"There is much to use of nature's way. It is with you always, available to you always. Take time to hear and see that which i...

I've completed another artwork in the Lines series.  Work on this series comes intermittently, usually when I have fused fabrics out for...

The local Urban Sketchers had a special session this past Saturday.  I haven't been able to join them for a while.  And even though we h...

The graduation ceremony for Anna's High School was this past Tuesday.  Both sets of grandparents and a great uncle were here to witness ...

Today is the day and it is time to get out the embarrassing pictures!  Anna, our little sweetie (who is now a lovely young lady), is graduat...