With getting orders of paintings and ornaments completed in time for Christmas, my studio area remained pretty messy! Not much time to clean-up after arriving home from my full-time work at Liberty University. I kept …Read More
Matthew 1:21: She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.” We are sinful. It’s a fact in the …Read More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CHILDREN: THE MESSAGE IN THEIR HEARTS New Children’s Book Brings Light To Children Learning To Plant The Word Of God In Their Hearts Lynchburg, VA – December 12, 2013 Liberty University Alumna, …Read More
BARN DOOR FRAME I just love reusing items and giving them new life! While looking for some Christmas decorations to jazz up my front porch table, I came across this old country blue barn door …Read More
Since we are approaching the winter season, I decided to have my 1st – 3rd grade students work on sparkling snowflakes. With a little demo on what to do with lines & shapes each set …Read More
Our projects during this session was all about how special each and everyone of my students are in life. I wanted them to know that are wonderfully and uniquely created. The artwork focused on them …Read More
Working on designs with my 1st – 3rd graders that incorporate the element of shape called the “dot”. So in keeping with this, we discussed pointillism art. I had the students look at artwork from …Read More
New Release, November 2013 – “Happy Heart: Fill’er Up!” Happy Heart: Fill’er Up! is a unique story that takes the young reader on a quest to find lasting joy and peace. With engaging rhymes, children …Read More
As the cool air of fall approached, I decided to give my front porch a little boost of autumn tones to bring in the season! I love all things metal and I was thrilled to …Read More
My first art show was birthed out of supporting a foundation my brother started to find a cure for childhood leukemia. My nephew, Eli Seth Matthews was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) in 2007. …Read More
When I first started teaching I knew I wanted to have children make things that would be keep-able and not thrown away. At first, I would take nine weeks to do one project. Also, I …Read More
