Pull Me Out - May 2017

While I typically detest doing calls to action, I kind of have a reason to do so: I got into a wreck that I'm genuinely surprised I fared out better than I probably should have (thanks Mom, thanks airbags and seat belts.) I'm still doing a-okay, aside from being a little shaken up, but a few things:

+ I need a car to drive and have promptly totaled mine. I still owe my loan. + I need a way to feed my animals, along with paying bills (providing I can still work at my current job, but I commute so that may be pretty unlikely, given it's rural.)

So this link up here is my store! I have prints and originals for sale. But if there's not something that tickles your fancy, I'm also open for commissions, both writing and art!

Not in the market for anything but want to help? That's cool too: here's my Ko-Fi account.

I'm currently in the process of reaching out to organizations and charities to see what I can work with, given my circumstances, but if you could reblog or anything of the sort, that'd be sweet.

For current obligations I have: I'm not setting anything on the back burner. I'm a good juggler; I won't let anyone down or let anything by the wayside.

Jury duty doodles

Hard at work at Delta H con! Come on by at table A106!

Facebook actually made me kind of emotional today. It's the one year anniversary of my trip to England with the incredible Light Grey Art Lab. I may post more on my blog on my actual website but

I've never felt more humbled or changed by a group of perfect strangers. I found courage to leave a rotten situation and to help myself heal from my mother's death. I've begun to make friends with new people who are seeing me in the throes of change and want to see what happens on the other side.

Thank you for that, Light Grey Art Lab. You're amazing, your community is amazing. ♡

- 3 in. long x 4 in. wide x 2 in. deep - Non-glossy pinch pot in the shape of a hedgehog with spiked lid - Hand-formed and shaped Hello, shoppers. This is a handmade pinch pot - a pot made by pinching and shaping with the hands, not with a potter’s wheels - in the shape of a hedgehog. It includes a small lid to cover and protect whatever knick-knacks you would like to store in it, or to make it look more like a hedgehog. For those of you with pet hedgehogs, I highly advice against using this pot for food or water. The glaze I put on this piece is toxic and I would not want a product to endanger anyone, especially a small animal. This cannot be reproduced at this time. If you are unhappy with your purchase, you will be given a refund including for shipping.

Sold and shipped!

Work at a frame shop for two months, get really good at using a ruler #wip

Dicks around w this bird some more #wip #vulture

Working on some paintings finally

Some pieces I had finished finally!

Best and worst thing about Daniel Smith watercolors: LOOKIT HOW FUCKING GLITTERY EVERYTHING ISSSS #wip