Journal
Writing from the art.
Starting Where You Are: Don’t Worry About the Size of Your First Art Project
Do you ever look at the work of established artists that are making a real impact with their work and think: “I could never do that! It’s too big!” I assure you, even if they don’t show their early work, each of these change makers started small. I am no exception.
Can You Be a Successful Artist and a Mom?
Are you an artist or change maker and also a mom? Or are you feeling the urge to have children, and wondering if it’s possible follow your calling and be a mom at the same time? If so, you are not alone. I had those exact same questions. I’d like to share with you a quick story of my journey becoming a successful artist, a change maker, and mom who is proud of how she parents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Today, I’m taking a look at and refreshing the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page on my website. I figured I’d also share it with you here for a little refresh!
How to Work With Me
From Art in Action to one-on-one Mentorship, opportunities for organizations and individuals, there’s a wide variety of ways you can work with me to meet your goals.
Announcing: Interactive Art Rentals for Your Next Event
Announcing: Art Rentals. Utilize the following art rentals to spice up your next event!
Integration (Thoughts on Work and Life)
I spent the past 7 days on a personal retreat, in my own home, processing and integrating all that has happened in my life over the past year and a half.
Join Me for the Eco-Librium International Virtual Conference
This month on January 25 & 26, I will be presenting as a keynote speaker at the Eco-Librium International Virtual Conference on How to Address Climate Change and Sustainability Through Arts Action hosted by TEACH.
A New Narrative for the New Year
It is 2023, and the majority of Americans now believe climate change is real and mostly caused by human activity. Taking action on the climate, with other people, is one of the best and most hopeful things we can do to move from hopelessness to what Joanna Macy calls Active Hope.