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My Case for the Dragonfly
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mary anne radmacher
Over the coming few days I’m going to make a case for the dragonfly as a model for modern behavior. I am utterly taken with all the lessons the dragonfly holds for me and I hope you will find some inspiration in them. Throughout centuries and across cultures, the dragonfly has been used as a…
Hammered Copper, Paul Revere and July 4
By
mary anne radmacher
I marveled aloud as I worked on my party favor for our Independence Day gathering. I am quite fond of learning details of the lives of our founders…and I pondered that I was using essentially the same tools and methods to create my gift that Paul Revere used in his shop. I usually write a…
The LEARNING Part of the Curve
By
mary anne radmacher
I’ve addressed the unseen nature of the “curve.” Now I’ll share about the learning part. What Jenn did with her content on polymer clay and what Carmen did by offering it in a beautiful book was to get me curious. Inspired. Empowered. The experiments each were important to my learning and each effort had different…
LOOK What I Made! Ugly Lumps! Yay.
By
mary anne radmacher
These are pictures of Carmen Torbus! She’s the author of the book I’m writing about this week. Carmen Torbus is a self-taught mixed media artist and workshop leader from Port St. Lucie, FL. Self proclaimed bliss follower, big dreamer and lover of the words, “I’m so inspired right now!”, she is passionate about creating art…
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