Ever After

So for my final contest piece, inspired by Rebecca S.'s "Once upon a time they lived happily ever after...and this is how it all began"...

Sketchbook Tour in Seattle This Weekend!

At the form/space atelier!

Now that Secret Agent Man is feeling better (thanks for all your prayers and well wishes) we are headed over for the weekend.  I'm excited to see my Sketchbook again, along with the others on exhibit. I'm hoping they will let me take some pictures, which, if they do - I can post here next week.

And speaking of Sketchbooks... I have been working a little at a time, when I can steal a minute or two, trying to get my first page done of the 2012 book, Fill Me With Stories. I think I'm finally happy with it. Although, I've been known to obsessively tweak stuff from time to time!

Thanks again to Brian Miller for his poem:

fill me with stories

Those of you that have been following me around the interwebs for a while know that I participated in the 2011 Sketchbook Project. I am, once again, going to participate, which will be better this time around because I have almost a whole year instead of just a few months! (Little late to the game, last time!)

Last year's book included these images, along with others, under the theme "Submersibles & Dirigibles" 

This year my theme is "Fill me with Stories".
Brian Miller, from Waystation One, who did the previously posted poem here, wrote a poem for me last year also:

and has graciously agreed to write me another poem for this year's Sketchbook!
His work is amazing. If you haven't been by Waystation One yet, go there and check out some of his fab writings!

fill me with stories: