HI Penny: Oh how wonderful that this image could speak something for you. Vision boards are amazing. 🙂 🙂 And I agree, paper delights! xo
]]>Aliya: It sounds like you have MUCH to offer the world. I’m so happy you finished the latest project and can’t wait to hear about the next. Maybe write to that free spirited artist you once were? xo amy
]]>I just saw your reply and it’s Oct! I finally finished my nephews graduation present. An illustration with silhouettes of him dancing in front of the Philadelphia skyline and his name. On a regular basic I just like to play. After attending design school and working in the design industry, I have an anal retentive way of doing art. Before that I was a free spirited fine artist. I also make cards and want to illustrate and write my own children’s books after illustrating a few for other people.
]]>Hi Aliya:
Oh I just loved reading this! I’m so happy that you are able to use art with elders and that you are reclaiming your art space. I find that makes a HUGE difference, as you know! What are you working on? Journaling?
XO Amy
]]>Chris – You know how to bring others happiness with your art and with your words. I wish you and yours a most happy and blessed Thanksgiving as well.
XO Amy
]]>Hi Lee:
Oh I’m so happy to hear that you responded to this post. AND I realize by your comment that I probably ought to speak more about getting frustrated in art – I definitely have plenty of my own moments in art and in life!! I’m so happy you have the art and great support system to help you.
Cheers,
Amy
HI Naomi:
How lovely that I could bring you a feeling of peace! Thank you so much for that lovely comment and Happy Thanksgiving to you!
XO
Amy