A Still Life


I remember my art teacher when I was 12 years old who taught me the principles of creating a still life drawing or painting. I learned that in art I could capture time and not let it pass, but keep it as a secret keepsake in this treasure chest of life. Thank you to My First Love; My Lord and Savior. For it is He who gives and creates, teaching us through this journey. I am forever grateful to see His extraordinary glory in every ordinary moment.

"...be still and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth" Psalm 46:10


Saturday, November 1, 2014

Well, it's November 1st and a really happy day for me. My yorkie made it to 15 years old! He's a Halloween baby. So my heart is grateful and since he has been my faithful little sidekick, it should be a productive Christmas season. I'm busy in my studio and soon will be offering some of my one-of-a-kind items for home, cottage, and gift-giving.
 
 
 
 

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