Tag Archives: painting
Young Arts and My Covered Buttons
I was in fourth grade when my teacher, Sr. Joan, told me that the art of growing up meant learning to “cover your buttons.” She also told me that getting my period would mean that for the rest of my … Continue reading
Gratitude
“Dumbed down and numbed by time and age. Your dreams that catch the world the cage. The highway sets the traveler’s stage. All exits look the same.” -The Avett Brothers, I and Love and You I had the worst insomnia … Continue reading
Tada
I finally have the show work (or much of it) loaded on Behance. Hooray. Thanks for your help, Ryan (who shot everything except for the blurry ones … those are mine, sigh). The work is still up for a few weeks, … Continue reading
Join us Tonight! It’s Show Time.
Inside Out, Moons and Igloos
The group show is less than a month away and one thing I have learned about myself is that if I am making art, I cannot write. It is so weird. Writing is extroverted, drawing, introverted… At least that is … Continue reading
In 28 Minutes My Weekend Ends
This is how Greta sleeps. I have no idea how she breathes. We were all tucked in tonight when I knew that I had either wet my pants, or she had. Yup, Greta is getting older. Peeing on me, it … Continue reading
You Take the Truck, I’ll Take the Toboggan. Either Way, It’s a Long Way Back.
Today. 9″ x 12″ original mixed media on canvas board.
As Long as I am feeling nostalgic about motherhood…
Painting, Remembering to Want, 2010 Kelly Frederick Mizer
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