Blues Traveler

Blues Traveler

I traveled quite a bit growing up. By the time I was 12, I’d seen the majority of the USA. Summer was always a time of car trips, and amazing sights. One summer, though- I went on an ocean voyage.

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Wrinkles of Time

Wrinkles of Time

It amazes me how interconnected art is with life. How one seemingly insignificant event will leap forth and demand a specific creation process in one’s art. For me, one such event is reading- and I love to read.

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Sailing

Sailing

Today’s piece of the day was inspired by sailing the ocean on a vacation adventure. After a long day of battling waves, wind, and -perhaps- pirates, the sun sinks slowly into the west as a golden gleam against the sails….

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Issaquah

Issaquah

Today’s piece of the day is titled “Issaquah” and is inspired by the art of the Northwest region near my old home town.

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Circles Abound

Circles Abound

Life is so cyclical sometimes. I made a bracelet in November of last year. I hadn’t even had a chance to take a picture before I sold it at my Fall jewelry party.

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Burning the Midnight Oil

Burning the Midnight Oil

Sometimes life doesn’t always go as planned. The dishwasher breaks, the road caves in, or you just mysteriously forget about how close a deadline really is… The result of all that is usually a mad dash at the last instant. A quickly emptying reservoir of midnight oil.

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Diamond Of the First Water

Diamond Of the First Water

A gentleman approached me on his wife’s behalf, and asked if I could help him with a Christmas present. I’ve had the most lovely time exploring diamonds, diamond houses, the ethics of diamonds… it’s been a wonderful experience. So I’ve set about trying to answer all of his questions plus a few more besides.

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Star Fall

Star Fall

I recently had to wait with my children, and they asked me to make up a story. About what? I asked. After stories for the light switch, the potted plant, and my shoe they said, : About your necklace, Mommy. This is what I told them.

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