A million years ago Last century (early eighties) the librarian at graphic design college told us new students this truth/joke: When in a group setting somebody mentions a topic they don’t (yet) know about, the librarian/s present will glaze over … Continue reading
Category Archives: Bold Art
I’ve just set upon an audacious goal for an art project this year: 100 pictures in 2018. There are so many pictures I want to do, have been ‘meaning’ to do … so many series and themes I’ve been meaning … Continue reading
Last week I assembled the final pieces for something I’ve been wanting to offer for ages. I was recommended to a place that does superb quality giclee prints, ordered a few to test out both the print and choose a suitable … Continue reading
I so appreciate you – thank you for coming here, and reading this! Pretty sure I’ve featured this Georgia O’Keeffe quote before; it fluttered again at my temples for this nasturtium still life picture with the reflect-y refract-y light in the … Continue reading
Why do I have a place in my heart for a printed art calendar in this era of electronic scheduling? I’ve been producing my bold art calendars for 5 years now. All the time, I’m learning what people like about them, … Continue reading
You may already know this if you follow me on social media or get my eLetters. For the record here on the blog, I have sad news to convey: We lost Captain Whitepaws. Orange Cat left us last year, too. … Continue reading
Suddenly, I’ve been making bold art calendars for five years! Of course it’s not really sudden :) It’s taken five years of art and design, persistance and discernment. But even before that, I intermittantly made calendars for friends and family … Continue reading
Things (well, ‘things’… haha, they’re mostly podcasts) that are making me happy and hopeful this week! This may or may not get a bit ranty. #howtogetpoliticalandreal in a listicle! Well worth a listen :) Mia Freedman interviewed on the Osher … Continue reading
Today I’m grateful to share a Bold Interview with the fabulous Angela Treat Lyon, interspersed with some of her artwork. She and I ‘met’ through Cory Huff’s The Abundant Artist in the Facebook group, where Angela is a generous, knowledgable … Continue reading
If you’re on a low FODMAPs diet, hang in there – I know it a big mind shift but does get easier! Firstly, credit where it’s due: I QUIT SUGAR! Thank you Sarah Wilson and team! I love that an … Continue reading
