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Journal in response to Acknowledgments, Affirmations and Actions regarding digestive problems. You can learn to live with your sensitive gut and embrace the challenges you face. Through writing and visualizing through art you can live in harmony with the ups and downs of IBS and other disorders. (There is space provided for journaling, however, you may want to use a sketch book/additional journaling paper.) But this journal is not just for tummy trouble! It is a great resource in living and eating mindfully for everyone!
Thanks to Teresa Woodcock for her (yet again!) lovely book cover (see her link below). The Mindful Gut is currently available on Bookbaby, where you can view the first 10 pages, and Amazon, and soon to be on Bookshop, Barnes and Noble, Walmart, BAM!, and Powell's City of Books. You can preorder until December 10th (when it will be widely available) and you are not charged until the book is shipped on Dec. 10.
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Published Spring 2022, Sunbury Press. Also available on Amazon , Barnes and Noble, and Bookshop. Join me on a joyful, heartwarming and heartbreaking journey when I taught art without a classroom. Rave reviews on Amazon and Barnes and Noble sites! Book cover design and art by Teresa Woodcock.
In case you. need the ISBN when searching platforms for this book:
Art á la Cart: Memoir of a Wayfaring Art Teacher
· ISBN-10 : 1620064367
· ISBN-13 : 979-8-88819-092-0
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Your review would be greatly appreciated on any site where you find any of my books, thank you!!
Book One of the fiction series is rich with encounters with artists of the past, led by zany Art Club teacher, Ms. Fitt. Join Kala and her new friends at Creek Side Middle School as they are whisked away into fantastic adventures with a Magic Art Cart. Mystery enfolds the cast of characters as they not only learn about artists and art, but about connections, loss, letting go, and beginning again. Art may imitate life, however, art definitely comes to life in this imaginative tale!
Book Two of the trilogy continues the adventures of Kala, her friends, and the Magic Art Cart. Join the crew as they take turns narrating what happened to Ms. Fitt. Then you will follow them back and forth through time as they explore ancient pictographs and petroglyphs, ending up in a large and mysterious cave! An angry nemesis compromises their safety as Kala and company face the dark side of art!
Book Three takes us on a new adventure with Kala and her friends as they search for her father. Meet artists Debra Butterfield, Hana Hoch, Marianne Brandt, Wassily Kandinsky, and Paul Klee. When they finally catch up to Ms. Fitt (along with two unexpected guests) the magic art cart takes them on a whirlwind journey past giant chalk horses en route to Stone Henge. Kala and company find answers to questions they didn't know they were asking! Discovering true love, our heroic crew learns the essence of sacrifice and growing into new lives
This delightful little counting book that I created over forty years ago and has finally come to life! For young children ages zero through five, it explores counting from zero to ten as each number transforms into the objects to be counted! If you are interested in this little gem as a printed copy before publishing, send me a message under my Contact page! Illustrated by Teresa Woodcock (see her link above).
My essay, Corona Virus, Instrument of Change, is featured in this anthology of essays written by authors for Sunbury Press, Spring, 2020.
Original watercolor for CD cover, Sufficient Trouble, a collection of ten computer music compositions by Brian Belet. Ravello Records (PARMA Recordings) RR7969, 2017.
Acrylic painting "Energy" for Manuel Costa's book, A Path to Life's Fullness, 2012.
Once again I am happy to announce that Brian has yet another composition, Fantasia: Nocturne, on a new CD! The title of the collection by various composers is "Inviting Worlds" and you can find out more about it at Navona Records and by visiting BeletMusic.
You Tube video: Marianne reading her poem "Wild, I" about her encounter with the Great Horned Owl. March 2023
See the Magazine and Newspaper link below to read my article entitled "Wolves: Biodiversity, Spirituality, and Peril" featured in the Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere's November, 2021, edition.
Please go to the Art and Nature Connections Tab where you can view my articles.
April 2023 article: Liking Lichen
May 2023 article: Forest Bathing
June 2023 article: Wild song of Wildflowers
The above three articles will also be published in the MAHB blog in 2023.
July 2023: Investigating Insects
August 2023: Honoring the Kalapuya People
Owls Rest: Encountering the Wild Where You Are article published February 23, 2023, in the Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere. This includes a poem written at the end of the article.
Article in Sherwood Gazette, Fall 2022, regarding our Backyard Habitat Certification.
Article in Sherwood Gazette, January 25, 2022, in Opinion section about the January 13, 2018 Missile Crisis in Hawaii.
Article about Wolves featured November, 2021: Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere,
Honorable Mention in the Fall 2021 Oregon Poetry Association's Poetry Contest for my poem, "Penny's Song". Honorable Mention in Spring, 2022, OPA for my poem, "For Jacques".
My poem, The Cackling Geese (see below) was also featured in the October, 2021 Friends of the Tualatin River Wildlife Refuge Newsletter.
An article I wrote appeared in the Sherwood Gazette, September 2021, entitled: "City must value environment, live in unity with wildlife" regarding proposed Sherwood West development plans.
My poem, The Cackling Geese, was featured the month of September in the following newsletter: Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere.
“Our Plastic World.” Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere (MAHB) blog, January 11, 2021.
An article entitled: "Coronavirus, Instrument of Change: How the Arts will usher in a New Era, July 14, 2020 was published in the MAHB, Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere, blog.
“Consider alternatives to plastic.” Sherwood Gazette, Sherwood, Oregon, October 18, 2020.
“Acting as an Artist, Bringing famous artists to life.” School Arts (March 2016): 42.
Teaching art while dressed as famous artists from the past.
“Art Cart Tales: Managing the Art Room.” School Arts (March 2015): 16.
Guidelines for Traveling Art Teachers.
“Combining arts education with STEM bolsters learning.” San Jose Mercury News, July 4, 2014.
“Portraits from Another View.” School Arts (March 2011): 34.
Mary Cassatt “Back of the Head” art lesson from the author’s Art á la Cart Lesson Plans.
“Art Rocks with Rock Art!” School Arts (February 2011): 36.
“Chicken Art.” School Arts (November 2009): 28.
Art inspired by live animals.
"Creek Walk, Creek Talk: Adopting a Local Creek" article published in Bay Area Parent Magazine (July 2009).
Wild Bird magazine, 1987, article on hummingbirds
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