I went with “blade” of grass… but turned it into hair?? Then had trouble with several bits, but anyway… it’s done. 🙂 Such accidentally pouty lips. One slip of the pen will do that! (I’m wondering if she is hiding fangs under there??)




A 365 day art project… one drawing a day
I went with “blade” of grass… but turned it into hair?? Then had trouble with several bits, but anyway… it’s done. 🙂 Such accidentally pouty lips. One slip of the pen will do that! (I’m wondering if she is hiding fangs under there??)




Sundays rock. The scent of maple syrup and bacon spreading through the house is just The Best AM gift. It lured me out of the studio and began a day of both work and relaxation. We spent the day at a team meeting, dinner with some of our kids, then home, and I forgot to journal until just before bed! So, a quick pancake sketch.

A little watercolor, some tiny notecards from Target’s dollar bin, and poof! Adorable mini lettersets. I plan to use these painted cards for a swap I’m mailing out tomorrow.
I got the idea for the design here, although I didn’t actually use the same method she used, instead adapting her idea to the supplies I wanted to use.
I kept the masking pieces, which are about 1 1/2″x 2″…. must be something they’ll be good for?

(I often keep interesting-things-which-should-be-trash, and I feel good about repurposing them. But I tend to forget about them once they are out of sight, so I end up with a studio full of actual trash. I’m trying to break this habit… I’ll really need to find a project quickly for these, or decide to ditch them!
I wish I had worked more carefully with my lettering, but they are cute. I’m happy.

Here’s the finished product… happy mail off to Costa Rica! (it’s cheaper to send two letter sized envelopes than sending one fatter one. Maria will be receiving the notecards, the cherry tree from Day 3, and some Christmas ornaments I should have photographed before I packaged, which I made from the weathered pages of an 1806 Bible) And look- I already found a use for some of the extra pieces, covering the address so InternetWorld can’t see it!