Cultivating Ecoliteracy with Artist Books, Part Three
To round out this three-part blog series, I offer a brief presentation of a lengthy artist book project that was...
To round out this three-part blog series, I offer a brief presentation of a lengthy artist book project that was...
Below, I share my part two of a three-part series related to my research focus on ecoliteracy (understanding our place...
Hello, blogosphere, it’s been a while. Now that I have earned my Masters of Arts (woo-hoooo and props to my...
I was honored to have the following essay recently published in the fall edition of Confluence, a national, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary...
Adventures of a lifetime come in all shapes and sizes. I’d say becoming a grandmother and a graduate student at...
My mind springs in Spring like a frenzy of overshot pinballs. It races, paces, waiting for some kind of ‘ding.’...
I have been pondering the formidable concept of ‘shelter’ on many levels, thanks to the latest Are You Book Enough...
It has arrived. The end of a year that will blazon the pages of every future history book. I am...
The world has been brought to its knees by a viral force, dead-set on dividing and conquering. Revealing true leaders...
I should probably be gathering numbers right now to give to my tax accountant, aka my husband. But today I...
Welcome to my illustrated adventures. I have a passion for making art, long walks, climbing rocks, and weaving it all together. I’ve hiked one thousand miles of the Appalachian Trail, and counting. On or off the trail, I find inspiration in the patterns and narrative of nature, humans included. For me, the right story at the right time is like dipping tired, aching feet in a clear, flowing stream. Being human can be heavy, so here’s to sharing the load…
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