What a bizarre year. It was awful and amazing. I was going to learn about coding (re: the last thing I posted in March), but that fizzled and I found myself knitting. And eventually, making art in my art journals. And I think there might have been some cross stitch in there, too. I have a ... VIEW POST
Brushing up on my coding skills
I feel like my whole life as an introvert has been leading up to this current life of social distancing that we find ourselves facing. Before we found out our school was going to be closed for at least a month, I had decided I wanted to work on my web development skills (I know enough about HTML and ... VIEW POST
National Geographic Magazines, free to a good home*
*Just pay shipping! Our local school library has withdrawn all of their National Geographic magazines from their collection and I couldn't bear to see them just go to recycling. But I can't use them all, so I'm hoping to find homes for them, you just pay shipping. I have so many right now ... VIEW POST
Suzanne’s Painted Diaries — March 2019
March's theme was watercolor. Some days were more inspired than others, but I made something every day. My first book for the year is now down and it's nice and chunky! ... VIEW POST
Suzanne’s Painted Diaries–February 13-February 28
I'm laid up on the couch for a few days, so time to get these posts updated! Here's the 2nd half of February's color assemblages. Some of these stretch the idea of a single color, but it's my art, I can do what I want! ... VIEW POST
Random Acts of Kindness: An Interactive Sampler
I ordered my Sketchbook Project journal last year, all full of excitement, with plans to dig in and get it done ASAP. And then it arrived and I got stage fright and it sat. Every so often, I would pull it out, think about it, and then stick it back on the shelf, still not sure how I was going to ... VIEW POST
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