This bronchitis has really been bringing me down. However, nothing will stop me from singing (unless a doctor says so). I’ve been wanting to cover this song for a long time, but the original key is not a comfortable range for me. The karaoke I found is so beautiful and sweet to sing along with.
So, please excuse the gravel in my voice, I couldn’t hold off any longer!
If only Knox was well behaved enough to join the crowd of dogs in the office…
To anyone who has supported my music, photography, art, etc., THANK YOU! I’ve been having a blast sharing the content that’s gotten lost in the rubble. I’m proud to share everything I’ve done. There’s a lot! I appreciate everyone who has viewed this site, my images, my YouTube page, all of it. I’m so grateful.
I’m asking a huge favor, but hopefully it’s a simple one. I would LOVE to reach 100 YouTube subscribers by the end of 2023. If you haven’t already, please head over to my YouTube channel and click the subscribe button. It would mean the world to me.
Thank you again to all of my supporters!
Sabrina and I have been friends for nearly twenty years. I am so grateful for her support through this whole time. When we get together, we always take pictures. Most of them are super silly, but this picture in particular brought me so much joy! There were a few tiny changes I wanted to make, but I did not want to take away the focus of the picture; our friendship.
This was a song performed at Faith Lutheran Church in Windham, Maine on Sunday November 26th. Emily and Dori sang, piano accompaniment was played by Betty, and I played the flute. This is such a pretty song. It has been so much fun making music with wonderful friends.
I love this song by Elton John. This was featured as my intro in my virtual concert. Unfortunately, I didn’t have time for the whole piece at the time. Here is the full version, available on my YouTube page.
This is a cover from last fall. This was the first song I recorded in my office in our last house. It was amazing to have my own space to create. I miss it a lot. Make It To Me by Sam Smith.
Who else hates LAUNDRY? I know I do. Absolutely the worst.
In my Digital Foundations class, we were assigned to create a poster for a complaint. I chose a silly, but relatable topic; laundry. I used a photo from pexels of a gal who looks visibly stressed to enhance the point of frustration. I used opposite colors on the color wheel, red in green, to create an interesting contrast of colors, white also adjusting the tints and shades of the colors. I changed the hue of the lady’s pants (like in the practice module) to match the colors of the font.
What a BLAST this song was to record and get pictures for. This is another song I chose for the virtual concert back in May. This song is fun and I wanted the photos to match that feeling. I picked the silliest, goofiest photos I could find. They seemed to suit the song well.
This assignment was from my Digital Foundations class. We were assigned to create a quad selfie (repeats 4 times) with differing color schemes.
The first artboard (top left) color scheme is complementary as I chose colors opposite of each other, green and purple. I used various shades of both colors to try to make it more interesting. For the second (top right), analogous artboard, I used shades of purples and reds to create cohesiveness. Artboard three (bottom left) is the monochromatic slide, which I believe I achieved by using multiple shades of blue. Finally, the fourth color scheme on the last artboard (bottom right) was color wheel, which I think I accomplished by using one shade of each of the primary and secondary colors.
This was a fun project and I’m still using the skills and vocabulary I learned from it!
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