A veritable cornucopia (citing William Blake)

/ Thanksgiving, William Blake

A veritable cornucopia (citing William Blake)

/ November 22, 2012 / Leave a comment

Commune and share again (citing Shakespeare)

/ Shakespeare, Thanksgiving

Commune and share again (citing Shakespeare)

/ November 21, 2012 / Leave a comment

Blessings may equal family (citing an Unknown Author)

/ Thanksgiving, unknown author

Blessings may equal family (citing an Unknown Author)

/ November 20, 2012 / Leave a comment

They always return for seconds (citing an Estonian Proverb)

/ Estonian Proverb, Thanksgiving

They always return for seconds (citing an Estonian Proverb)

/ November 19, 2012 / Leave a comment

Relax for the revelation (citing Hippocrates)

/ Hippocrates

Relax for the revelation (citing Hippocrates)

/ November 7, 2012 / Leave a comment

Mwahahahaha! (citing Euripides)

/ Euripides

Mwahahahaha! (citing Euripides)

/ October 31, 2012 / Leave a comment

Hello, my dear (citing a German Proverb)

/ German Proverb, Proverb, proverbs

Hello, my dear (citing a German Proverb)

/ October 30, 2012 / Leave a comment

Wonders never cease (citing Anne Frank)

/ Anne Frank

Wonders never cease (citing Anne Frank)

/ October 19, 2012 / Leave a comment

Interview with Cari Ferraro

Cari Ferraro is an accomplished artist and calligrapher. She has showed and published an amazing body of work. I asked Cari to answer a few questions about her work and process. Among her answers you’ll find examples of her work.

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Interview with Cari Ferraro

Cari Ferraro is an accomplished artist and calligrapher. She has showed and published an amazing body of work. I asked Cari to answer a few questions about her work and process. Among her answers you’ll find examples of her work.

/ October 18, 2012 / Leave a comment

Sage words (citing a Latin Proverb)

/ Proverb, proverbs

Sage words (citing a Latin Proverb)

/ October 16, 2012 / Leave a comment