Category Archives: Pen and Ink

Shameless Marketing

Posted on April 13, 2018 by

“Beware creating alone—join an art class!” I am teaching two classes  here in Concord this spring, one in May and a follow-up one in June, and I would love to have you there to enjoy the gorgeous weather and laughter … Continue reading →

Posted in Cartoons, Pen and Ink, Sketchbooks, Watercolor | 2 Comments

Changing of the guard

Posted on March 23, 2017 by

Long wool coats, soft leather gloves, They meet at the café, commandeering an improvised conference area, perpendicular to the alcove, not quite in, not quite out. Not a smile among them, quite sincere business matters discussed, because of course, Business … Continue reading →

Posted in Pen and Ink, Sketchbooks, Storytelling, Uncategorized | 4 Comments

Loosen up…but how?

Posted on November 3, 2016 by

Woodland strolls in the nick of time: autumn! I have had the good fortune to explore a few of Concord’s many beautiful trails in the last couple weeks. My companion sets the pace walking ahead of me, and I am … Continue reading →

Posted in Art-Making, Pen and Ink, Sketchbooks, Uncategorized, Watercolor | 6 Comments

Your Values Matter

Posted on October 23, 2016 by

October Sunday afternoon,  Concord NH The flowers at the police memorial sculpture in Concord were beautiful in the noonday sun, but by the time I got back over there at 2 o’clock the light had changed and most of it … Continue reading →

Posted in Pen and Ink, Sketchbooks, Uncategorized, Watercolor | 3 Comments

‘Tis A Gift to… keep it simple

Posted on October 19, 2016 by

I got to the last few pages of the small sketchbook I carry in my purse, and being frugal (or cheap) I could not just “call it done.” A beautiful autumn day, time to spare, and no sense of direction led … Continue reading →

Posted in Pen and Ink, Sketchbooks, Uncategorized, Watercolor | 5 Comments

Oils in the Cellar— Sawdust in the Attic

Posted on August 28, 2016 by

   I grew up in a home of polarized artists. My father, an executive at the Reader’s Digest, had a fully outfitted woodworking shop in the attic of our old colonial house. There he crafted furniture in the sweltering heat of … Continue reading →

Posted in My Story, Pen and Ink | 2 Comments