The Art of Embracing Change is here
It's here.My Kickstarter campaign for The Art of Embracing Change: On Creativity, Contemplation, and Midlife Transformation is now live. Sixty short essays, journaling prompts, and an unexpected map for a second (or third) act: the nine stages of making a painting. Your pledge funds the printing; the book publishes in January. The first few days of a campaign matter most. Early backers help create momentum, carrying the campaign to readers who don’t know me yet.
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Kim Roberts Art
The Yearly Roundup A look back at the exhibits and workshops of 2024 and the art of essentialism. It's a strange start to a new year. Usually, in January, I'm fired up and ready to dive into new inspired projects. But I find myself this year feeling lukewarm about starting anything new. I am not inclined to get involved in new projects or start new routines. I'm focused on letting go of what's inessential. I just finished reading the book Essentialism, by Greg McKeown. I highly recommend it...
hi! In the post-Christmas week, it sometimes feels easy to get lost. It's the kind of week that invites reflection, and contemplation, and possibly judgement. Mind wanders to questions like: What just happened? Did I accomplish anything of meaning? Did I grow? Did I regress? How do I ditch what's no longer working, and find a way forward that feels right? If you are also asking these kinds of questions, consider joining the 5 Day End of Year Journaling Challenge. Sangre de Cristo #7, ink on...
hi! Today's the day! From now until Monday, get a 50% discount on selected original encaustic wax monotypes, as well as a 30% discount on all fine art prints. The sale is officially open! You can benefit from deep discounts on selected encaustic monotypes and ALL fine art prints, through Monday at midnight. There is no code needed. The discount will be automatically applied at check out. Rain, encaustic wax monotype on Japanese rice paper, matted to 12 x 16 inches. Original and one of a kind...