My Beautiful Cuz

My Cuz got to come stay with me this week. So we played! She is the most Beautiful girl ever! LOVE her!!

Thanks for letting my take you photo!

USU Writing Center

USU Writing Center sweetly asked me if I could put my art up in there offices. It will be up there this summer if you want to go take a peek at it. And yes most all are for sale. 

Thanks USU Writing Center! 

Drawings for next print.

Working on my new drawings for printmaking. 

Painting Canvas

I am who I am

Wow it's been a crazy week, and now my summer is starting! woot woot! 

I'm planning on doing lots of art this year, and I know it will be hard. Sometimes I get in lows and I just have to keep moving forward, I even get down on my self, thinking that I'm not good enough, or feeling that I'm not a good artist. I have to stop my self and tell my self that "I am who I am" and no one else can do it better. Cheese I know but I hope you know that you are who you are and do your best at doing just that! 

on that note...

These three saint are the three ways I see myself. The middle one is my classy side, my Jane Austen in me, then on the right is my free spirit, hippie child. Then on the right, how I see my self day to day. 

This is who I am 

I am who I am! 

 

My big day!

So yesterday I had my big day! I graduated from USU! It took a long long time but I did it! I'm so happy and so scared at the same time! 

woot! woot!

My Obituarie....no worries it's for a class.

I had to write my Obituarie for a class of mine, and I have to say that it was more fun then I thought. It give you a new look on how you want others to see you and how you want to see yourself. I really do think that everyone should write there own one day...try it out. 

so here is my obituarie...

Carrie Ellen Sorenson a promising artist with overwhelming talents, died last night of complications to the heart from a melancholy soul. She was 25 years old. Creative, imaginative, compassionate, taking nothing for granted and a child at heart. Carrie Ellen was often misunderstood for her peculiar and abnormal way she admired life. Passionate and living boldly. Understanding that it was necessary and imperative to live life the way each individual should; by going down their own unique paths. Carrie Ellen believed more then the ordinary mundane routine of the average day. She believed that life was a carefully planed and woven tapestry that culminates to a divine, awe-inspiring design that we all are a part of. In the final days of her life, she was planning to work on her art for the lost minds and soul who sadly forgotten that sweet innocent, pure, impressionable mind of a young child. Sadly we will abdicate now death has come far to soon for this felicitous and whimsical young girl. Carrie Ellen Sorenson a colorful and vibrant thread in the carefully planned tapestry.

Spring Time!!!