An Angel and a Demon
I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of a love story between an angel and a demon. It’s like a star-crossed romance times a thousand. I mean, what in Heaven or Hell would possess an angel and a demon to even associate with one another, let alone fall in love?
The 2021 Capital Chalk Art Fair
The Capital Chalk Art Fair is an event ran by Capital Arts Gallery that takes place every year in August/September here in Jefferson City at one of our parks. During the event, anyone can sign up, receive a bag of chalk and a designated “square” on the sidewalk, and can then draw/color whatever they like in their square. On Saturday, kids of all ages were on their hands and knees creating amazing works of art and beautifying the sidewalk. Others who attended the event were able to partake in the many different art booths and make art with water guns filled with paint, colored bubbles, and even tie-dye their own Chalk Art shirt.
Five Things I would Tell My Teenaged Self
I’ve always seen blogs like this, where the much wiser thirty-something talks to her younger self, and I’ve always wondered what I’d say to my younger self. But up until now I haven’t had much to say to her. Not only would teenaged Lina not listen to a word I’d tell her, she’d probably be super angsty and annoyed that I wasn’t some super famous celebrity or something.
What I Learned From Drawing 140 Bunnies
The #bunnified project began as a simple tweet: “post your picture in the comments and I will turn you into a bunny.” It was only meant to be a bit of weekend fun. I figured I’d only get about five responses, would spend a day or two drawing these five individuals as bunnies, and would then be on my way to planning the next project. But my Tweeps surprised me.