A very dear friend turned me on to the fabulous creations of Johan Ku .  Ku was born in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1979. He started his career as a...

Doing a drawing Demonstration. If you haven't seen the show yet. It's still up in the Brooklyn Public Library until the end of t...

This morning, I found these images in an email from my sister. The artist who makes these tiny sculptures out of the graphite tips on penci...

I'm stuck in the airport together with other unfortunate stuckees. All flights are delayed due to weather. (hard to believe while lookin...

Drawn in Brooklyn, is the Brooklyn Public Library’s  festival and exhibition of children’s book illustrations! Brooklyn’s diverse, vibrant ...

I know it's too late for this post, the Brooklyn Book Festival has come and gone. But it was so much fun despite the rain. My daughter a...

A recent post from the awesome blog, A Year of Reading.   Bev and Rebecca enjoying some lemonade before dinner! A few weeks ago, I spen...

Drool's hair was a real challenge.  The curls had to be just right, and still be soft. Her arms had to be moveable for easy position...

Hi, here a quick update on the evolution of my little Drool sculpture/doll. I painted the face and added hair, but haven't photograph...

I happened upon Cozbi's store by accident. We were walking on Court Street in Brooklyn, on the way to our friends house when we came by ...