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Portrait of the Annapurna Woman
I was so, so honoured when the soulful ladies at Annapurna Living asked to interview me for their Portrait of the Annapurna Woman feature - "an ongoing series featuring divine women who embody the nurturing spirit of Annapurna Living." I am ever grateful for their spirit, their purpose, and their willingness to keep showing up with the work they are doing! You can read the interview here.
Block crayon tutorial series...
Brian and I started filming a new series of tutorials for The BEarthInstitute this week. So fun! We love contributing to the high quality resources they offer their Waldorf-inspired homeschooling members around the world. Stay tuned! We'll let you know when they are available.
The Mother magazine...
Kind of fun to find this in the mail this morning! My preview copy of the Feb/March 2015 issue of The Mother magazine arrived, featuring one of my illustrations :) It is paired with a beautiful read-aloud meditation for children, written by Christiane Kerr from Calm For Kids.
Featured work...
The truth is, as the artist, you don't always get to choose what pieces of writing your work will be paired with. Sometimes, however, the Universe aligns perfectly, and magical moments like this occur......it's a bit like unexpectedly having your meal paired with the most exquisite wine....
**Today I have a piece of work featured on Annapurna Living. My painting is paired with a beautiful piece written by Carrie-Anne Moss on honoring creativity, in whatever form it comes for each of us.
Take a peek! And definitely spend some time soaking in the whole site....there is so much soul and *goodness* there
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