At Home In The Studio

Before I head to the studio, have a look outside.

We had some sort of snowy-like hail stuff. In case you are interested, the fence on the right was built by Trail Guy and The Cowboy, using salvaged boards from a defunct water treatment plant.
You can see the sort of “fence” I build. . . salvaged this and that. And you can see the sort of snowy hail type of stuff.
Scout is happy to have me back in the studio.
She stays pretty busy.
See why she is named Scout?

HEY! CENTRAL CALIFORNIA ARTIST! AREN’T YOU GOING TO DO SOME WORK?

WHAT’S THIS?? So glad you asked. . . it is the ARC of Mineral King Wildflowers. (ARC means Advanced Reader Copy.) See all the post-it notes? Those mark all the changes needed. I only found a few typos; the rest were adjusting things visually and polishing some wording.

The goal is for this book, Mineral King Wildflowers: Common Names, to be ready at the end of April for a book signing at the Three Rivers Historical Museum. I’ll keep you posted.

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