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Kim’s Coastal Bedroom Twin | room makeover

Every once in a while, I get to see how something I share on my blog inspires someone else.  Most of the time, it’s just me at my laptop, pressing publish and receiving a handful of comments as feedback.  Over a year ago, though, I received an e-mail from one of my blog readers, Barbara, […]

the best view in Siena, Italy

One of the best things about traveling with a local guide is that you get to see the non-touristy places.  And, if you’re lucky, you might get a personal invitation to one of the best places in the city.  After touring Siena on our own, with some direction from Carolyn, our guide, our group met […]

My new book | Cover & Title Reveal

I am so excited to finally reveal the title and cover for my new book – Move Slow & Make Things: Pursuing the Delightfully Fulfilling Creative Life. This book was born out of hundreds of conversations I’ve had with people over the years, in person, in small groups, and online, about creativity and what it […]

four things | sixty-two

I’ve been sluggish this week, but good and exciting things have still been happening.  We finally had a day with temperatures in the low 40s, and it felt so warm after the sub-freezing stretch we’ve experienced.  We were used to this in Minnesota, but it’s unusual in the Mid-Atlantic.  I like that the snow is […]

Fine Art Prints available at Marrs on Main

After working with Jenny Marrs on pet portraits for one of her design clients (you can read about that HERE), the shop manager for Marrs on Main reached out to me about carrying some of my prints in the store.  I was naturally excited about the opportunity, but I had never sold prints directly, so […]

What breed is Rosa Jo?

We toyed with the idea of getting a dog DNA test for Sebastian since he was found as a stray when he was a puppy, and his pedigree was unknown.  We were pretty sure he was an Australian shepherd/collie mix, though, and would speculate what other breeds might influence his mild manner.  He clearly had […]

four things | sixty-one

I went out for a walk yesterday morning for the first time since the late January snowstorm.  It was just over 20 degrees, but it was sunny and ended up being a pleasant walk.  The temperatures in our area have remained below freezing, so all of the snow is still covering the ground and pushed […]

Encouraging words from Degas about AI

“Without a heart, can one not be an artist?” – Edgar Degas I heard this quote in Sebastian Smee’s book The Art of Rivalry.  It was in the context of Degas’s reputation for being a misogynist and having an aversion to love and marriage.  He said and wrote things that seemed to show at least […]

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