Apprentice With the Masters

As we prepare for a new school year, there’s nothing more exciting than discovering a resource that brings together creativity, critical thinking, and cross-curricular connections. I’m thrilled to introduce my newest curriculum, The Artists’ Letters, just launching in my shop!

I have been having all kinds of exciting and imaginative ideas lately, especially regarding the story itself and how to effectively present it within the various pages of my book. I have been diligently asking myself a series of thoughtful questions, such as, should I consider incorporating pockets for the different story parts? What about the intriguing concept of making the pages look like water, creating an immersive experience for the readers?

The project continues! I am forging on and decided to put the page design down for a bit and concentrate on writing the story parts of the project.

Picture cozy evenings spent inside, wrapped in soft wool blankets, surrounded by flickering candles, with the gentle sound of a fire crackling in the background. This is hygge. It's not about indulgence but about creating moments that nurture the soul—a shared meal with family, quiet time with a good book, or even a brisk walk outside, bundled up against the cold, appreciating nature’s stillness.

Introducing your children to the world of art can be an incredibly rewarding journey, filled with vibrant colors, fascinating stories, and endless creativity.

Livre d’Oiseaux in French roughly translates as Book of the Bird. If you know me, then you know my love of birds. So much so, that I created an art book many years ago that I thought would be fun to share.