
My daughter's not too interested in her teeth coming out. This one involved a little blood and she is "so not into pain". I have got to stop talking like a teenager in front of my kids. I doubt that particular phrase — so not into — would be in her repertoire if not for me.
If it was working for you already and you now have 200+ "new" posts from me, I'm really sorry. Thanks for bearing with me and I'll try not to screw it up again. But considering I've no clue what I did or how I fixed it ... well, just wish me luck.
I took a couple of laps around, but obviously spent quite a bit of time in the same place working on this drawing. At least if a nice sunburn is any indication.
The
inspiration for my theme comes from watching my
children. When the two of them draw and create, there
are no insecurities, no rules and no judgments. They
just pick up a crayon and have fun.
Between teachers, grades and responsibilities, my
artistic road has been bumpy. I've spent too much time
being practical about my art and too little time just
doing it. I think I'm on the right path now — I'm
back to creating art because it's something I have to
do.
I suppose I'm wondering how other artists continue, in
spite of having grown up. Or at least having to act
like a grown up.
If anyone out there has any interest in walking me through setting it up through RapidWeaver, please feel free.








