The Dog Who Wanted to Be a Butterfly: The Creative Process

Gérome Barry and I had fun yesterday talking about writing, illustrating, learning, and collaborating together on our new kids book The Dog Who Wanted to Be a Butterfly! There are so many more stories to tell about how this story came to be! Including how Franklin and I became best buddies! (And how I’m sureContinue reading “The Dog Who Wanted to Be a Butterfly: The Creative Process”

The Power of What Art Can Do in Everyday Life

Blog post by Heather Sanderson The full-color version of What Art Can Do updated (from the black and white version that came out a couple of years ago) with new info and 80 images of Janet Morgan’s work. True to the content of the conversation within the pages (which includes the importance of making a mess, stepping into theContinue reading “The Power of What Art Can Do in Everyday Life”

Excerpt from What Art Can Do: A Conversation with Janet Morgan

by Heather Sanderson The full-color version of What Art Can Do updated (from the black and white version that came out a couple of years ago) with new info and 80 images of Janet Morgan’s work. True to the content of the conversation within the pages (which includes the importance of making a mess, steppingContinue reading “Excerpt from What Art Can Do: A Conversation with Janet Morgan”

The Outrageous, the Foolish, + the Divine

Happy 2/22/22 to my American friends, and 22/2/22 to everyone else! To celebrate, the 22nd episode of Majestic Wisdom Podcast is live today and it couldn’t be a more perfect fit for a day of twos and tutus and whatever other fun or magical things you have appear today! In it, Janet Morgan and I talk about the outrageous, theContinue reading “The Outrageous, the Foolish, + the Divine”

Stacking Books: The Unknown She

The Unknown She she never told me about the oceanthe oak king, the holly kingthe unicorn flappers and philosophersthe songlines, the maker of swans the forty rules of love dance of the ancient one,warrior of the light come of ageyou were born for this Erik Schurink showed me how to create poems by stacking booksContinue reading “Stacking Books: The Unknown She”