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1. Age group


The kids in my illustrations usually looks about 5-7 years old. I made an effort in this illustration to make the kids look a bit older. Closer to 10 years old. I think it's difficult to draw older kids. Maybe I just need to practice it more... Read the rest of this post

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2. Balancing 2008

One of my post starved readers prompted me today to add to my blog after a rather lengthy absence. So my subject today is balance. I have already made my new years resolution and that is for more balance in my life. How is this active minded woman going to achieve that? I guess it boils down to prioritising goals and priorities only achieved by actively sitting down and planning. This is my

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3. Bride for a Knight by Sue-Ellen Welfonder

Jamie Macpherson has come back home after many years away because of his brothers’ deaths.  Something foul is afoot and he is determined to know what is going on.  His father is seeing his brothers’ ghosts and everyone is acting strangely.  Then there is the agreement to marry a neighboring laird’s daughter.  That turns out to be a gift from the gods.  Set in the 14th century, this historical romance transcends the typical highland romance fare usually offered up by authors by adding a touch of magic to the mix.  I hesitate to call it magical realism, but it treads the line between the fantastic and the everyday.  A well told tale.

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