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Continuing Wonderment

Karen Rand Anderson

Art and writing are the tools that have shaped my life..."Continuing Wonderment" is my corner where I share creative musings, insights, questions and concerns. I hope you'll share some of yours, too. And-- don't forget to continue to wonder \ud83e\udd14

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Latest Issues

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"The World's Most Unending Promise"

If you take a look into my archives, you’ll find other essays sparked by prompts from Suleika Jaouad’s The Book of Alchemy: A Creative Practice for an Inspired Life. This has been my ongoing personal project over past months— committing to ...

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Alchemy as continuing wonderment...💫

If you take a look into my archives, you’ll find some essays sparked by prompts from Suleika Jaouad’s The Book of Alchemy: A Creative Practice for an Inspired Life. This has been my ongoing personal project this summer— committing to write ...

2 months ago
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"The thing you can't stop doing..."

If you take a look into my archives, you’ll find some other essays sparked by prompts from Suleika Jaouad’s The Book of Alchemy: A Creative Practice for an Inspired Life. This has been my ongoing personal project this summer— committing to ...

3 months ago
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Making art, and writing

An early collage: Experience All There Is 2004\. 14x10x2”, mounted under glass. ©Karen Rand Anderson

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  • Karen Rand Anderson

    Lifelong art-maker, wonderer and sometimes writer, seeking inspiration and wisdom in all corners. See my art at www.karenrandanderson.com and on Insta @karenrandart.

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