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Summer Conferencing

8/14/2019

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The "Society of Childrens Book Writers and Illustrators"
is the premiere organization for anyone seeking to
​work in the area of children's publications... DUH!!
SCBWI-LA holds a 4 day summer extravaganza right here in Los Angeles.
The annual winter conference is in New York City. They are pricey!
But see it as a PhD in your Field of Dreams...
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Here's a few tips I figured out years ago...
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Pace yourself.
These are long info packed days.
Your brain might implode or explode,
       both are equally nasty.
At some point, stake out some 'me time'
to process. Organize notes.
​EAT and HYDRATE!

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​There is a huge line-up of speakers in
the main conference room where 1000 plus
​people gather.

So enjoy the smaller break-out sessions,
where you can get up close and personal
with the presenter, and make friends with
like-minded creatives.
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I picked a session with a well-known writer...
the amazing Leslea Newman. Since I write
AND illustrate, it was a good idea to
attend a workshop where we actually wrote
on the spot with Leslea's prompts.

Her detailed and thoughtful analysis of a host
of picture books was invaluable. The perspective
of time and place and space was brought to
light and I now understand how it contributes
to the quality of a story.

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Two of my favorite books by Leslea Newman.
Artists Amy June Bates and Maria Mola 
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​Take advantage of these
intimate sessions to talk privately
and snap a picture!

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Lastly, have fun with your peeps!
If you are new to the scene, introduce yourself...
This is THE place where you will find your true partners-in-crime.
And soon they will be life-long friends... such as mine in the pic above!
♥♥♥♥♥♥

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Cat wedding of the century

6/2/2017

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#818Creates  Intstagram Virtual Art Show
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Check out my 'ART STORE' for details and purchase​
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#818 CREATES a Virtual Art Show

5/31/2017

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Welcome to the GRAND OPENING
of our VIRTUAL ART SHOW!
Thursday, June 1 on INSTAGRAM! 
818 CREATES is a group of 5 artist friends, obsessed with creating.
The 1st of every month, we will post new work for all to enjoy and purchase. New summer work is posted to INSTAGRAM
​#818CreatesSummer
on June 1, July 1 and August 1.
All our work can be seen at #818Creates.
So, stop by our gallery and say hello...
A LIKE or COMMENT is welcome!

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GUY  FAWKES...  poem and art

11/5/2015

 

Remember, Remember, the 5th of November!

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This is an illustration I painted for a Scholastic UK magazine ....
It framed a poem, "Reading a Bonfire, Top to Bottom."
And packed a punch as the oversized centerfold poster
stapled in the center.
Here it is again in honor of Guy Fawkes Day!

Fan  Art .... For  a  baby  nursery

6/1/2015

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A commissioned painting for twin baby girls!  YAY!
The backdrop is a nursery inspired by the children's book classic  "Where the Wild Things Are"  by Maurice Sendak.  This is called "fan" art.

How do I approach this?  Paying respectful homage to Mr. Sendak was first and foremost.  I knew I needed to choose a spread that represents the book yet leaves room for invention and fun. 



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 I always begin with a very detailed drawing.  Good layout and composition is the foundation I need to begin any work.  I  can eventually stray from it but that is always where I begin.  I find a good spread from the book that I can manipulate to accommodate our girls, playing and swinging with our wild things.  Then it's time to add the details that I envision the twins will enjoy in the years to come...  the dog, squirrel, cat bird and boat.  I pump up the color to match the room, which is  turquoise and yellow.   

So there you have it! 
"Addy and Eve Go Wild"  With Congrats to the Lemmers! 

A tribute to this 50 year old classic and a painting the girls will probably fight over when they go away to college!  Maybe I shoulda split it down the middle... ?  


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The 2nd annual SMaldecott Awards!

2/4/2015

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Entered on January 30, 2015
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Last year, I decided to create a schmooze tradition that would live beyond my reign as coordinator of the Westside Illustrators... a lofty goal indeed.

Anyway, it is Schmaldecott season once again, when our Westside Illustrators will pit ourselves against the rest of the galaxy and attempt to forecast the actual 2015 Caldecott Book Medalists.  We each pick 1 winner and 4 honors... Though last year my radar was slightly askew, this year I think I've got it down pat! 

Aside from setting art goals for the new year, we devoted much of this month's schmooze to examining 2014 contenders. Here's my picks...



The Right Word: Roget and His Thesaurus illustrated by Melissa Sweet, written by Jen Bryant

Chose this picture book as my Caldecott Medal winner.  I admit I am smitten with the art of Melissa Sweet and this could be her year. A great topic in a year craving common core material, this is presented in that fun, quirky Melissa Sweet style.  Roget is such a fascinating character and great back matter fleshes out the man and his contrbutions.  Absolutely intrigued by this book!



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 Gravity by Jason Chin

This is one beautifully illustrated book.  Science, common core, young kids, a perfect combination and a gift for educators.  Would have appreciated this book when I was a kid, terrified that one day I would just float away.  Jason Chin may be an honoree this year.

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Firefly July by Paul Janeczko, illustrated by Melissa Sweet

Thirty six very short poems introduce the seasons on a whole new level ... Meliisa Sweet's cool artwork...  A charming combination of words and images treat the senses like a good poem should.  Watercolor, gouache and mixed media keep the eye looking for more.  What a great introduction to classic poetry. 
A delightful presentation!

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The Farmer and the Clown by Marla Frazee

This book is of particular interest to many in my schmooze.  Marla is a friend of many L.A. illustrators, teaching at Art Center and speaking at various local workshops and conferences. I actually had a portfolio review with her this summer.  Having heard her speak about the origins of this story we all appreciate the love and thought she infuses in her books. This one is a winner!

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Albie's First Word: A Tale Inspired by Albert Einstein's Childhood by Jacqueline Tourville, art by Wynne Evans

A delightful story, beautifully illustrated and  historical fiction!  Based on his sister's accounts, this is a glimpse into three year old Albie Einstein. Delayed speech concerned his parents, and were told by the doctor to have him experience new things. That he did, and as we know,  he eventually had the last word!   Love this book!
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DooDLE  to  Illustration

11/10/2014

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I'm in the process of taking my October doodles to a new level!
My intention for this particular illustration is to take my sketch and colorize it while keeping the looseness and playfulness of the original. 
I start by working with my acrylic paints.   I happen to like the white of the page and want to leave as much as I can. 
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The black boots and clothing of Captain Hook is working well as a frame for our little pirate and guides the viewer's focus directly to him.  I decide to use a limited palette for a clean but sketchy feel.  So here is the finished piece that started as a doodle-a-day for my October project.
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October  DOODLE-a-DAY  PROJECT

10/17/2014

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 Doodle #16
'Adoption Month' theme
Sometimes there is
massive confusion!
But it all seems to work out...
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Doodle #14
'Adoption Month' theme
Sometimes, adoptions can be dangerous!!
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HEADS UP!
 Doodle #15
Adopted by Captain Hook
'AARGH!' (translation... oye vey!)
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Doodle #13
If you are wearing a
ballerina costume,
you could be adopted by
a prima ballerina... Yay!
But it can be very intimidating!
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OCTOBER  DOODLE-a-DAY  PROJECT

10/16/2014

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Doodle # 12
Warning!
Careful what costume you choose for Halloween!
Our little angel gets a 'heavenly adoption'... BUT, no worries
cuz it's just a fly-by for a day... nothing permanent. 
I'm the artist so I make the rules!

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Doodle # 11
Ya know sometimes on Halloween, an innocent adoption can turn into an
alien adoption abduction...
Oh my!
Doodle #10
pssss....My little secret... I am so in love with King Kong!
He is so misunderstood...
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OCTOBER  DOODLE-a-DAY  PROJECT

10/11/2014

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'Adoption Month' theme...  Doodle entry #7
Chillin' with my new penguin family!
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  Doodle #8

Calling this one .....'Two of a kind" Hey, we've all known kids like this!
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  Doodle #9
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OCTOBER  DOODLE_a-DAY  PROJECT

10/9/2014

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'Adoption Month"
Doodle #4
easy come...easy go
Don't ya hate it when clowns adopt babies?
The ideas just keep coming.
I was always told to be careful on Halloween cuz ya never know what's out there ....  Doodle # 6
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Doodle #5
Having fun matching up babies with their new adoptive families.
Today... Doesn't everyone dream of being adopted by a shark mama?
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October  'DOODLE-a_DAY'  PROJECT

10/5/2014

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My self-imposed theme is "Adoption Month"
Attempting to do some mad doodling in October... always a great way to brainstorm and push myself to produce.
Doodle #1
Got on a roll today and finished up my sweet momma bear and adopted cub.
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'Adoption Month'  Doodle #2
nesting with new siblings... chirp, chirp!
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'Adoption Month' Doodle #3
Cleanliness is next to Godliness...
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SCBWI LA 2014 SUMMER CONFERENCE Part 3

10/5/2014

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Judy Bloom and me!!!  Need I say more?
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SCBWI LA 2014 SUMMER CONFERENCE part 2

9/9/2014

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Conference Reflections Continued...
Part 2  The Editors' Panel
August 6, 2014
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Alessandra Balzer, Mary Lee Donovan, Allyn Johnston, Wendy Loggia, Lucia Monfried, Dinah Stevenson & Julie Strauss-Gabel ... *Photo credit SCBWI Team Blog
The Editors' Panel was of special interest to me as I am researching various publishing houses for the submission of my new picture book dummy.   Always enjoy these panels!  I like to hear actual voices and get a sense of these individuals as real people and the companies they represent.   

Lin Oliver moderated this panel of of 7 with the topic "3 + 3:   Three Things Your Book Should Include and Three Things your Book Should Avoid."
This is a smattering of the editors' words, phrases and comments...

DO be a smart storyteller.  Books need a voice.  Be fresh, unexpected, cause goosebumps.  Have an original point of view.   Is it a boy, girl, how old?  Perhaps the beginning should contain seeds of the end, or one could start with dialogue instead of narration.  Show, don't tell.  Have an interesting structure, a hook, a good middle arc and don't forget the final page turn.

DON'T waste editor's time by sending submissions arbitrarily.  All concurred...
There must be a 'fit' with the imprint or editor!   Do your research.  Page numbers, bottom right.  Don't be weird with submission tricks.  Don't be boring, non-engaging, voiceless and pedestrian with 10,000 words.  Don't teach or be predictable, overwhelming, familiar or humorless.

General publishers advice...Good storytelling comes from personal places.  Write your story.  Don't trend.  Listen to your inner ear.  K
now your audience.  Publishers like authenticity, thoughtfulness, unique elements, competence and confidence. School yourself in children's books.  Makes you a better editor of your own work before you send it to them!

Thanks to a great panel for their expert advice and reminders!

More conference reflections to come...
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SCBWI-LA  2014  summer  CONFERENCE!

9/2/2014

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Conference Reflection
Part 1
August  4, 2014

Hard to believe this year's 43rd SCBWI LA Annual Summer Conference has come and gone!  Both exhausting and exhilarating, it filled my heart and brain with energy and inspiration to get right back to work. 
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My '5 week art retreat prep' goal was twofold... #1... to prepare for the annual portfolio display where hundreds of illustration portfolios are presented at the Saturday night annual event.

The guest staff of editors, art directors and agents peruse the display tables before it opens up to the conference attendees.  There is actually a contest that  chooses the top portfolios as voted on by the staff.

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So my #2 goal was to get my website in shape to better represent myself as an artist and storyteller.  Hopefully, one of those views will turn into a gig!
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The list of keynote speakers were some of the top names in the children's publishing industry.  
The breakout workshop sessions had an amazing staff as well, with writers, illustrators, editors and agents all geared up to inform, excite,  and inspire.  Interesting to note that 1253 people were in attendance from 19 countries!
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That  goal was to peak interest in my work, enticing the viewer to take postcards!  Once they have a postcard, they will be directed to my updated website.
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The result of all my hard work was phenomenal!  Lots of interest and encouraging comments from the staff and attendees... with an upswing of visits to my website. 
To be continued...
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SCBWI-LA  CONFERENCE  PREP  RETREAT  6

7/22/2014

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Independence Day
and the Art of Zen
July 4, 2014
♪♪And the rockets red glare♪♪ ... and I am on fire and pretty chill at the same time!  I am mindful to work from the inside out and allow my work to flow just as the grass grows... effortlessly and perfect in it's imperfections.

I have learned that I create more consistently, consciously and wholeheartedly, when I have a balanced combination of structure and freedom. 

So, I am using my existing website as a template for my process.  I have begun by focusing on the empty spaces of this outline... or areas that need more attention.  This gives me an assignment.  I will also revise and improve some existing work before the conference, and afterwords I will continue with this approach because it is working amazingly well. 

My website is designed with Weebly.  It is easy to use for the beginner and flexible enough for the professional.  Just dive in and it's intuitive nature will guide you.  I am continuously fine-tuning with new ideas.
At the present moment,
this is my set-up...
Home page
    Art Portfolios                  
        Kid Lit
        Sketchbook
        Covers
        Dummy
    Soooz & News
    Monkey 2 Monkey Blog
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This method is an absolute winner for me.  Set up your website goals as an outline that represents the best way to present your work.
Then start working on content... quality first, quantity will follow.  This may look very different for every creative venture you may be pursuing.  You need not 'publish' until you are ready but your website in any form will be saved.

Eventually you will see a pattern emerging as you upload your work.  Perhaps a style is becoming apparent, color palette or subjects are repeating.  Notice what works and what does not.  You now have the opportunity to manipulate your online presence in a way that reflects you as an individual from that very first piece you have finished. 

Try it!  If you are a beginner, it will give you direction.  If you are a lifer like me, and have   the inevitable bumps in the road, it gets you focused and back on tract.  The template and  title outline is the key!  Witness it  up on your monitor.  Fire and chill... knowing you have the freedom to create your heart out works best when you know where you are going... the structure keeps your goal right in front of you.

Let me know how this method works for you!

I'm back to work!!
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SCBWI-LA  CONFERENCE  PREP  RETREAT  5

7/21/2014

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Part 5
Resolve
July 2, 2014 

       "The War Of Art" by Steven Pressfield...
                 Rule of thumb,  page 11

         "The more important a call or action is to our soul's evolution, the more Resistance we feel towards pursuing it."

I slept on this thought.  I woke up a day older but a century wiser.  My work is at that level of importance in my life that defines me.  I am afraid that even with all the time in the world, I am not worthy.  Fear and self-doubt is what Resistance feeds on.  And the closer you are to the finish line, the stronger the Resistance. 

So here I am on the longest work retreat I have ever had!  I am here for the soul purpose of preparing for the conference.  I have a ton of new work, a new dummy to shop, and an opportunity for a thousand people to see my portfolio.  That's enough pressure to sabotage any one of us.  What to do?  That's the second half of Mr. Pressfield's book, Turning Pro!  I will "apply self-knowledge, self-discipline, delayed gratification and hard work."  I must stay mindful of that demon called Resistance.
It is always lurking....

I am determined to battle this The War of Art, I will out-smart Resistance with courage and conviction.  This Hero's Journey will not defeat me. I have the focus to access the Power of Now.  I will surrender to the Law of Intention and Desire. I breathe deeply and invoke my muse. Oh, Universe , conspire to assist me... for I am ready to rumble!


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SCBWI-LA  ConFerence  PREP  RETREAT  4

7/18/2014

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Part 4
Oh, Drat!  Oh, Drat!
July 1, 2014   

One week has passed... and I am freaking out!
This is turning into a retreat from hell! 

I cannot get a handle on my work. I am working day and night, but  my direction feels askew and noncommittal... My 'to do' list is huge and I am not moving forward. Thought time was my friend.  Now it is my enemy.
Only one month to go.  I cannot breathe.

I have a sudden need to wash the kitchen floor and vacuum.  The vacuum  catches on the laptop wire, dumping the entire contents of my paint water on my work table, drenching my work and  keyboard.  The rest of the day is spent rescuing my laptop, and drying papers in the sun.  No more cleaning.

I have been back and forth to the library, frantically checking out picture books. I have surrounded myself with my personal masters of inspiration, hoping this will do the trick.  The work of Patricia Polacco, David Shannon, Mark Buehner and Michael Paraskevas all seem to give me that warm and fuzzy creative feeling.  They are so masterful, brilliant, unique and sublime!  And suddenly I am intimidated in their presence.... diminished by their genius...

When I am befuddled creatively... I also become an amnesiac.  I must remind myself that creativity is a complicated  'affliction' that works in mysterious ways.  But there are answers. Creatives are known for their 'blocks'... sometimes it's called procrastination, self sabotage, immobilization, etc... Steven Pressfield, in his book, "The War of Art" (the bible for the creative) calls it 'Resistance.'  I know I must be facing some form of resistance even though I am working furiously.  So I go through the ritual of exploring random pages of "The War of Art" to search for answers.  ALAS!  It is as if the universe empathizes with my plight, and almost immediately, these words pop off the page...

         'The more important a call or action is to our soul's evolution, the more Resistance we feel towards pursuing it."

                           
I will sleep on this.


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SCBWI-LA  ConFerence  PREP  RETREAT  3

7/18/2014

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Part 3
In the beginning, there is light
June 24, 2014


Since I have just returned from out-of-town myself, I have had no time to prepare for my retreat.  What could be so hard?  I line up cartons, bags, laundry baskets and start throwing in the supplies that I will need for my get-a-way.  Some clothes, toiletries, rations and half my art studio are now packed in my car yet I am still insecure about my needs.  I continue piling in more... oops, my laptop, ipad, lightbox, trail mix, more paper, more paint, pastels, cereal, an ice chest and... my car is now overflowing and absurdity is setting in!
My pup Gracie, and grand-pup Monty, are sitting quietly scrutinizing my frantic antics in and out of the house.  OMG! They need to fit in the car as well!  I might as well stay home... BUT I have the grand-kitties, Ursa and Wally, anxiously awaiting my arrival at the town-house in Claremont, Ca .

I will leave the boxes of my precious inspirational picture books and go to a library there.  And I will forgo some food and go to a supermarket there.  I am not off to the amazon jungle.  And who needs clothes anyway?

Hugs and kisses to Hubby and Schmuley the Wonder Cat,  and I am on my way!
On the freeway with radio blasting...
wind blowing in my hair (from the A/C),
sipping coffee,
giggling...
I am footloose and fancy-free!!!!!!
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SCBWI-LA  CONFERENCE  PREP  RETREAT  2

7/18/2014

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Part 2
Mindset              
June 23, 2014


My 5 week retreat begins with the departure of the kids. I drive them to the Fly-A-Way bus that will take them to LAX airport. My youthful adventurers are backpacking through Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand.  Too many of my hugs and kisses make them crazy, and I am hoping I will not have time to worry about them.  After all, I will be on a journey of my own, venturing into the deep crevices of my complicated mind...  there may be more danger there!

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SCBWI-LA  summer  ConFerence  RETREAT

7/17/2014

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Part 1 
Oh, Joy! Oh, Rapture!
Early June, 2014


In all the years I have been consumed by writing and illustrating, I have never had an opportunity like this!   
A  FIVE  WEEK  ART  RETREAT !

My daughter and son-in-law are trekking off to S.E. Asia. 
Lucky them!   Lucky me!
I will take on the awesome task of animal sitting 2 cats and 2 dogs in their town-house about an hour away from my Los Angeles home!

The timing is perfection personified...  I will leave Hubby and household responsibilities for 5 glorious weeks ALONE (with tails and whiskers, of course)  preparing for the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators Summer Conference! August 1st kicks off the conference weekend in Los Angeles where I will once again suck up massive knowledge and inspiration from masters in the field I love!  But this time with a brand new picture book 'dummy' in tow.  This is a serendipitous moment in time... the stars are in alignment.   I must be destined to get my portfolio, website,  and dummy ready for prime-time!

WooHoooo!


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DeborAH Nourse LattiMore 

3/20/2014

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March 18, 2014

I've been coordinating the SCBWI Westside Illustrators Schmooze in Santa Monica, Ca for 6 years now.

Last night, we welcomed our friend and colleague Deborah Nourse Lattimore as our guest speaker.  Deborah is an author, illustrator, teacher and scholar... and funny as all hell! 
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 A long and successful career brings lots of experience to share.  Medusa, Cinderhazel and  The Winged Cat are just some of her 35 books plus. The majority of her books require massive research on ancient worlds or magical mythology that turn into fascinating picture books.  They fill a niche in the children's book market that never existed.  They are both written and illustrated  exquisitely... and authentically. 

Ms Lattimore is  creating the books she would have cherished as a kid!  So, in search of accuracy, she travels 'round the world gathering information and interviewing experts in the various fields.

Our schmoozers learned all about researching for fiction, non-fiction & 'Common Core' curriculum.  It involves primary, secondary and tertiary sources and lots of... how you say, 'cajones!'  Gotta put those big girl/guy panties on and pick up that phone, write those letters or get on a plane... all in a quest for facts!


Often Deborah's search for the truth of a story is just as interesting as the story itself,  both  intriguing and quite hilarious.  Perhaps one day, she will write about those adventures as well.  

What drives the wild and crazy Deborah  Lattimore?  Well, duh, the best Grandma ever... who sits on her shoulder from the other side,  and whispers in her ear 'you can do it'...  Dang, I'm so jealous...  Me thinks Grandma gave her that  'umph' factor that some of us spend a lifetime chasing! It looks great on Deborah!


We thank Deborah (and  Grandma) for being so dang generous and sincere with her heart and soul! 
She inspires us all to keep "ReSearching" our passions!
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My Morning Kitties 

1/29/2013

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UGH!!
Getting down to work in the morning! Why is this such an issue for the artist?  Well, there's the computer. The phone. The weather. The fate of the world. There is a lot on our minds!

My 'morning pages' a la Julia Cameron, used to do the trick, but fizzled out. What to we do in order to transition every morning from that huge overwhelming scary world to our funky little inner pea brains? Start and finish a small but stimulating project, of course! 

I bought 4x4" canvases and dug right in ...painting up a hurricane... one little baby storm at a time. Pretty soon, one kitty turned into 3 and in a very short period of time, I was sitting on a massive glut of kitties!! I must say I woke up every morning raring to go, adding to my collection with glee. Eventually I became so motivated that I added other projects to my schedule.

So what did I learn? First of all, the act of doing anything is always better than doing nothing!  Besides, when you do nothing, you never really know when you're finished! AND tangible action stimulates the creative process in ways we cannot imagine...It is only by 'doing' that we see what can actually be done.

We all hit a brick walls at some time or another... It is inevitable in creative life!!  BUT It's important to remember that walls are made of itty bitty bricks. Always begin ... one brick at a time. Or in my case, one  kitty to 2 kitties to 3 kitties to....
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What do YOU do to kick-start YOUR creative day?
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