I have been busy at work since you last heard from me in January. Here are the highlights:

Yesterday I uploaded images of the last of my handwoven, handsewn, designed-by-me Art Pouches. The sixteen pouches that are available now are the last there will ever be! Things are changing quickly for me, and I am moving on to new adventures. That is why you need to order your Art Pouch now while this elite supply lasts. They range from $28USD to $35USD and my Etsy shop will close as soon as these are sold. (Shipping only in USA, sadly.)

Here is the link to the story about them: https://aloftwithinspiration.com/look-at-that-art-pouch-store/

And the direct link to the Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/lookatthatartpouch/?etsrc=sdt

On another exciting note, my next book is almost done!

The Second Edition of Look at That! is twice as long as the first edition – 140 pages instead of the original 72. It is reorganized and expanded, covering all the basics that are in the first version, and also featuring The Eight Secrets of Watercolor Success, three ways to create an easy, inexpensive plein air support board, and much more. This labor of love will be released as a hardcover (very exciting) as well as an eBook. The original paperback (which has sold over 12,000 copies worldwide since its publication in 2020) will also remain available.

That’s all for now. This book is in the final stages of graphic design (I am being skillfully assisted by a phenomenal editor/designer/tech genius woman!) and with luck it should be available within a few weeks. Stay tuned!

Now it’s time for you to check out those Art Pouches… and get outside sketching!

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