Restocking the zine shop!
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Real life chaos gardening for you. The back of the bed is overrun with grass so trying to defend this beauty with some spare stepping stones.
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Sometimes being an artist means preserving paper towels with blueberry stains.
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My work was recently in the Local Color Gallery in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Here are some photos of their lovely space. I love the paint all over the bathroom sink.
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I’ve accepted that I can’t always work in my lovely studio. So earlier this year I set up a workspace in the living room. And I am getting SO much done.
Today I worked 3 hours here passing on copy edits for my anthology.
Thankfully, the way my brain works, physical space becomes invisible if I can enter hyperfocus. Sound is more challenging for me, but I’m learning to work with the Zelda soundtrack.
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Six years around the sun calls for a piñata.
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Chaos Gardening: Tips from a Chronically Ill & Neurodivergent Gardener
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I think I’m finding my groove with zine making. I had a lot of fun going analogue this month and in addition to my typewriter I also incorporated collage and nature rubbings.
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I love seeing my zines land in your life!
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Thanks for sharing your photos!
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Therapeutic weeding. The front bed is overrun with witch grass because I wasn’t well enough to garden last year, but reclaiming it one patch at a time. Excited about our first sea holly – it’s a variety called Hobbit.
