Category Archives: Scrapbooking
My live chat has been rescheduled for today at 10pm EST. I am kicking off the month long celebration at reneepearson.com and a new Pen Scrapper every week for the rest of the month. Make sure you stop by and help me crush the record for the most attendees at one of Renee’s live chats. It is sure to be a good time and I hope to give you some insight into how I use my Wacom tablet for my journaling. 
I know I have said before how much I enjoy strumming my guitar. It makes me smile to think about the first time I held it and wondered if it was too big for me. I wondered if my fingertips would ever not be so sore. I wondered if I would be able to actually play a tune that people could make sense of. I am happy to report the guitar fits me nicely, my fingertips have recovered and I can play music that people enjoy. I am so glad to have this instrument in my life. 
I have obviously lost my mind, but I decided to give it a try and participate in NaBloPoMo, also known as National Blog Posting Month. The goal is to post every day for a month. Consider me officially having started yesterday. Funny thing is, when I started blogging about seven or eight years ago, I used to post almost daily. Over the years, I have gotten out of the habit of writing and making art daily, so this will be an interesting experiment to say the least. Now, my plan is to share something interesting each day. Today, I share with you one of my latest digital pages. This one is featured on the Wacom PenScrappers site. If you have not visited the site yet, you must. I attended a webinar recently to learn some new tips for using my Bamboo Craft and it constantly amazes me when I learn how to do something new with Photoshop. I love that program. Speaking of, I am working on the lesson plans for my first two online classes. Both will be art journal focused with one specifically for those who want to try their hand at digital. If all goes as planned, I will be posting registration details some time in December. Art is so awesome! 
Last night, the new and improved Wacom Penscrappers site went live. I already shared with you the news about the new Bamboo Craft which I am enjoying more than the previous one. Working with Wacom has been excellent. They truly allow me and the other eleven artists complete creative freedom to do our thing and showcase their product. You can’t beat that!
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