Monday, February 6, 2023
Here we together, still, in this fragile little world.
I'm hoping a post I made years ago with Neil DeGrasse Tyson called "Onward to the Edge" still exists somewhere on this blog. So much loss in all these years.
But still here are we together, in this fragile little world. K
Tuesday, April 26, 2022
A Slow Burning Dumpster Fire
2022: Death and Cancer. It's been a long half-decade.
Monday, November 22, 2021
The Endurance
2021 proved to be both better and worse. But still, I endure. Hold my hand a little tighter for 2022.
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Here We are Together
In this fragile little world. 2020 was ravaging. Hold my hand for 2021.
Tuesday, May 8, 2018
Where you'll find me, dear wanderer
As is obvious, I haven't posted to this blog since 2015! I kind of miss it. Although with no followers it was largely an exercise in entertaining myself. This is just to say that if you find yourself here, directed by some of my early pins on Pinterest, I am now sharing my art mostly on Instagram.
Here's a piece I completed this year (actually now I'm thinking it might have been in 2017). I've been working quite a bit with large, loose, flowy watercolors, collage, and stenciling that incorporate text, hidden prayers, blessings, and always a little glittery magic. Tough times for dreamers these days, but thank you for stopping by. Kind Regards, Kathleen
Here's a piece I completed this year (actually now I'm thinking it might have been in 2017). I've been working quite a bit with large, loose, flowy watercolors, collage, and stenciling that incorporate text, hidden prayers, blessings, and always a little glittery magic. Tough times for dreamers these days, but thank you for stopping by. Kind Regards, Kathleen
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collage,
glitter,
Kathleen Fitzhugh,
magic,
mixed media,
myart,
prayers,
stencils,
watercolor
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Harmonic Convergance
This is my great <step> nephew Mr. A. My twin brother loves him and thinks of him as a son and I think of him as a nephew. I love him. There's more to this video and real life than what I can say online, but it doesn't matter. He's such a beautiful boy. Just the teeniest tinyiest amount of love and attention and adult caring goes so very far.
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