It's been 100 days since the birth of our son. Just heavenly. The fastest 100 days of my life. While my art making has slowed down a bit - my pace has not. I never knew what new mothers went through. Balancing studio hours, teaching, marketing, painting, printing and diaper changing feels like the race that never ends (and don't even think about napping!)
These are some of the images from a sketchbook I've dedicated to Kailen. No it's not a baby book for him, it's mine. Here's a few other thing I've been able to keep moving along in the past few months...
I had a great meeting with the notorious Kyrstyna Wasserman at the National Museum of Women in the Arts to review my hand made books. (Whoowee! That's been on my list of things to do before I die) Currently I have one book under review by their committee. (have my fingers crossed that it will be accepted into the collection)
Instructed sketchbook workshops to several talented students at the Art League in Alexandria and the Lee Arts Center in Arlington.
Invited to teach a week long mixed media workshop at Arrowmont School of Arts and Craft, Tennessee in the fall of 2008! I'm thrilled, Arrowmont was the first artist residency I attended.
And last but not least changed approximately 1.3 million diapers.
I'm ready for a nap.
We headed north for the weekend to celebrate turkey day with my family. I remembered to make the "Why we are thankful book" that I've made the past few years. I make it yearly for all those present at the feast to sign and reflect but forgot to snap a picture of it. rats. We were somewhat creative over the weekend between eating, sleeping, drinking, and repeat... Squeezed in a few sketches.
