
Watercolor and ink on paper. Looking through some photos of a trip to Utah, I started dreaming of being there – looking out at the La Sal Mountains.
Watercolor and ink on paper. Looking through some photos of a trip to Utah, I started dreaming of being there – looking out at the La Sal Mountains.
watercolor and ink on paper. Its amazing the amount of sprawl that has happened between Denver and Boulder just in the 12 years I have lived in Colorado.
Finally got in a fantastic hike with three wonderful friends. James Peak in the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area.
I found an abandoned bird nest that had fallen out of a tree. I brought it home, and the Squeezel moved in.
Pen on paper with collage. Inspired by Steve Ersinghaus’ Poem: Maricela, Cruz, and a conversation about eyes
Kids tempera paint on found rocks. UPDATED by Butcher-Hanzen Family “I Spy with Bay” One fat tiger – Two red Elmos – One spiral snail – Two brunette babes One sneaky shark – Bun Bun – Red Bear – Joon Bug – Super Bay – Polkagator Three gentle giraffes – Sheepy, Papa Sheepy, […]
Watercolor and ink on paper. Inspired by 18mo old Bay Hanzen who LOVES owls. They have black walnut trees in their yard, and Bay calls the shells “who whoos” due to their resemblance to owl faces.
Collage, ink and watercolor. I am headed to Arizona to spend time with the Butcher/Hanzen family. I love summer fun.
Embroidery floss. I haven’t made a Friendship Bracelet in many years. It was a fun throwback to pre-teen years to create one. A little info about them: The knotcraft and hand weaving used to create traditional patterns stems from Native American handcrafts, particularly from Central American tradition. According to indigenous tradition, the recipient of a […]
An Unshared Heart Arms and legs tangle, embrace You and I are Me welded by a single beat. Not two years old, doctors warn: amputate or die. This heart can serve only one. Love beyond comprehension I was assigned Take while you were appointed Give. By giving half, took the whole […]
Creek water, pebbles. The last night on the river, we stayed at Jones Hole Creek Area campsite #1. Beautiful, clear water.