Thursday, January 30, 2020

M is for Mouse, Map, and Motorcycle


M is for Mouse, Map, and Motorcycle

Here is the latest for all those who love the letter M and are on the move!
Have a fun day!

Sunday, December 29, 2019

Happy 2020!


Happy New Year!

To all of you I wish a Wonderful and a Happy New Year!

Note: I am taking a break from blogging for a couple of months with the hopes to return in the Spring.

Sunday, November 24, 2019

Getting Ready for Christmas


It's beginning to look a lot alike Christmas!

It seems Christmas is coming all to fast.
I have already seen Christmas lights go up in the neighborhood. The time to get things done evaporates...but here is what is so precious about this time of the season...grandchildren!
So of course this proud grandma celebrates them with gratitude as I have finished my Christmas card illustration. 


So here is my wish for all of you that read this:
may you be surrounded with love this season and find blessings in this new year! 

Saturday, November 9, 2019

Lakeside in the Fall


Lakeside in the Fall

I threw out my right arm and it has been hard to get motivated to do another illustration. But Autumn is always inspirational. Finally I started to play again. Here is my latest illustration. 

Monday, September 2, 2019

An Attitude of Gratitude


Begin Each Day with a Grateful Heart

I came upon this sentiment and thought to illustrate it. I don't know who said it, but I do know when I practice it I feel better. 

Friday, August 16, 2019

Revisiting and Updating: Bright Side


Bright Side

Here is a new version of an illustration that I have revised more than once.



As you can see, the beauty of working digital allows for change. Hopefully the third time is the charm.

Thursday, August 15, 2019

Revisiting and Tweaking an Illustration


C is for Cat & Cockatoo

Still go back from time to time to revisit and tweak an illustration I created. 

I went back to change the background to a more pronounced check, tweak proportions, and a touch more green, and add more contrast.  

The beauty of working digitally is I can always go back to change it up.