
Connecting the dots between creative habit, drawing, writing, memory, gratitude, and making art in the margins. Plus, free Illustrate Your Week prompts for keeping an illustrated journal to document YOUR life. \ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08 \ud83c\udfa8
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What caught your attention last week? Did you notice a theme? A trend? Did you gravitate to dark or light? Did anything enchant you?
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“You must never stop being whimsical.” — Mary Oliver
🎯 Thank you to th...
I post a new set of Illustrate Your Week prompts every Sunday to help inspire and nurture the process of keeping an illustrated journal of your life. Add text and images to make a visual record that is uniquely you.
Digital collage/image manipulation using free-to-use photos from online sources. A. Cowen 2026
Yoga on the beach was wonderful. Not that I succeeded with many of the poses, but Deleiri was patient and endearing a...
Some weeks seem to suggest that there is no chance, really, of keeping up. The same weeks may lead to questions about time, value, change, and the impact of small choices. What happens when you push the first domino?
Digital collage/image...
Digital collage/image manipulation using original and free-to-use photos from online sources. A. Cowen 2026
The house provides coffee, and Az ventures to the library where she meets a puffin and overhears that the mayor is missing
Note: A...
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