January 2012
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By Sabrina on January 30, 2012
Back in the fall, I was in Port Townsend for the “Close to Home” workshop with Stuart Sipahigil and Ray Ketcham. There I spent some time with old friends, Ellie and Dorothy, and had a chance to meet one of my blog readers, Franz Amador.
Posted in guest blogger, lessons in learning, workshops |
By Sabrina on January 27, 2012
Two years after returning from my African safari, my sister requested a large canvas for a big wall space. Finally a piece of my work that would hang in her beautifully decorated home
Posted in africa, giveaways |
By Sabrina on January 26, 2012
Bao bei directly translated means “my darling”. As long as I can remember I’ve loved these buns. The version I had as a child
Posted in stories, stuff |
By Sabrina on January 25, 2012
The strangest stores in Chinatown have always been places where you buy dehydrated or preserved foods–at least to me because other than a couple of remedies for bruises and sore throats
Posted in stories, stuff |
By Sabrina on January 23, 2012
The Year of the Water Dragon is here and with it comes the traditional celebrations and family gatherings. On the weekend I headed down to Vancouver’s Chinatown
Posted in stories, stuff |
By Sabrina on January 17, 2012
Your voice is so much a part of who you are that you might not even recognize it yourself. I think many photographers don’t but thankfully though others do
Posted in artist round table, lessons in learning, projects, stories, voice, workshops |
By Sabrina on January 11, 2012
Did you receive a new digital camera for Christmas? Are you a newbie photographer and aren’t sure where to start?
Posted in lessons in learning |
By Sabrina on January 2, 2012
Last year Ray Ketcham led the very first Artist Round Table on “Discovering Your Voice“. It was a bit of an experiment
Posted in artist round table, lessons in learning, voice |
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