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Mushroom love πŸ„πŸ„πŸ„

Tell me something, my friend.

Do you love mushrooms??

Well…I LOVE mushrooms πŸ€©πŸ„

They make me so happy with their colors, shapes, and texture – everything about it provokes the fairy understory world that I’m only allowed to peek in in the quiet pacific northwest woods.

They’re so magical… I’m deeply inspired by their presence and they’ve got me dreaming of one day creating a picture book about mushrooms and little creatures living happily together…

(Adding it to the list of things to do when I retire πŸ˜†)

When I doodle for fun, I often draw inspirations from them, too.

A birthday card I made for Dave last year
wall hanging I made in the ceramics class

 

ObsessedΒ πŸ„πŸ„πŸ„

Can you spot some of the mushies from the photos in my new design?? πŸ‘‡πŸΌπŸ‘€

Mushroom Art Print
Mushroom Thank You Card

Tell me if you love them as mush as I do! πŸ˜†πŸ„

xo

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πŸ±πŸ„ Cats and mushrooms πŸ„πŸ±

Hey,

I was on my 7th week sabbatical this past week.

What the heck is that? A fine question. I take every 7th week off to rest and recharge. A practice I started in October, 2015 inspired by seanwes.

(This is pretty much how I stay sane and don’t get burnt out in my biz.)

But I wanted to pop in and say hello!

I’m actually not feeling 100% this week, so this time off cameΒ at a perfect timing.

My week’s itinerary included:Β sleeping more, organizingΒ my inventory for the upcoming holiday fair season, and just kind of hanging out on the couch a lot.

I also thought it’d be fun to show you what I’ve been working on in my pottery class at South Seattle College this quarter.

Tuxedo cat ornaments are comingΒ back!Β 

Once they’re glazed, these cutiesΒ will be going to King Street Maker’s MarketΒ 11/29-12/2. If I have leftovers, I’ll post them in theΒ shopΒ later!

I’ve also been working on some personal projects.

I plant toΒ mountΒ these mushrooms and theΒ hedgieΒ on a wall in our kitchen to create aΒ fun woodland scene πŸ¦”πŸ„Β I wanna makeΒ different seasonal themes so we can switch them around throughout the year!

Oh the possibilities are endless πŸ˜β€‹

xo

Mushrooms!

A few weekends ago, we went on a mushroom hunting extravaganza near Mt. Rainier National Park, which is about 2 hours south of Seattle.Β  We rented a cabin with a bunch of friends and had an awesome time hanging out, cooking, eating, crafting etc. etc.

We saw many interesting mushrooms while we were out.Β  Though not all of them are edible, they’re sure beautiful!

Here are some sketches I made of them πŸ™‚

Lobster mushrooms.  Edible.  Smells and tastes seafood-y.  Good shellfish alternative if you don't or can't eat shellfish.
Lobster mushrooms. Edible. Smells and tastes seafood-y. Good shellfish alternative if you don’t or can’t eat shellfish.
lobster-mushrooms-02
More Lobster Mushrooms. Watercolor, pen & ink.
mushroom-sketch-01
Various mushrooms. Not so edible. Pen & ink.
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More pen & ink shroom sketch. They’re so magical and interesting looking!

Hope you’re staying warm and cozy πŸ™‚Β  And have a wonderful weekend!!