Library therapy continues

And a hedgehog also persists

Knowing this week would be busy I decided to get my hurt ankle “library therapy” done asap so I wouldn't miss it. (If you're new to my work, welcome!, and ICYMI you can catch up with my library therapy here.) So at breakfast I drew a persistent hedgehog mural artist valiantly drawing round things in my small 3.5 x 5.5 inch sketchbook.

Then I grabbed my walking poles and went off to have library therapy at my local public library!

As you can see by the above sketchbook pages I possibly over-did the walking therapy in the library but thankfully there are ice packs and ibuprofen for that and I had such a lot of fun!!!

Here's the books I brought home…

Here's what I'm so busy doing this week: preparing to deliver my paintings for a one-person exhibit via the Caplan Art Designs that will be opening June 7 at the winery Burnt Bridge Cellars.

More about my upcoming exhibit, titled Figures Of Speech 2.0, in a future newsletter along with a downloadable ebook for my subscribers. My current exhibit is a continuation from last year's exhibitions and you can catch up or download that exhibit album from here 👇

My friend

Anne Belov

is preparing for her own fine art exhibit (her artwork is amazing!!) and wrote so very well about the 9 gotta-do things that must be done prior to public exhibits…

Paintings in the Wings

… so if I don't have my ankle resting on ice packs while I read a book, like my friend Anne I'll be documenting and framing artwork and in regular communication with the winery and the gallery... and so forth.

I hope your week is similarly filled with self-care combined with activities you enjoy! 💚💚

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