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Work hard. Be nice.
A few years ago, I read this book — The Talent Code — about how our brains work and what it takes for us to get really-eally good at certain things. One of the chapters talked about a charter school … Continue reading
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I painted my sister’s dog.
I made my sister a painting of her dog for her birthday. This isn’t a great picture of the painting (I know it’s kind of blurry), because I forgot to take a good photo or scan it before I mailed … Continue reading
Robot painting: I am doing better.
A few years ago, I was going through a pretty big depression. Sometimes when there’s too much going on in my head, I paint, and it helps. Robots are sort of my default subject when I’m not sure what to … Continue reading
You’re doing a great job.
Sometimes, when I’m really stressed out, or way too busy, a little voice in my head starts saying “You’re doing a great job, Lisa. You’re doing the best you can.” Maybe that sounds crazy, but whatevs. Stop judgin’! This weekend, … Continue reading
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My Literary Diaspora painting: Mountain View
A while back, I met YA author Cecil Castellucci (whose books I love, btw — her latest is First Day on Earth) at a book festival, and we talked about her Literary Diaspora project, “an experiment in sending words and … Continue reading
Girly robot
A little robot girl I painted the other day. She’s thinking big thoughts, I can tell. :)
New robot painting: I am not a robot, I’m a frog
I made this one as a Christmas gift for a friend who likes frogs. I don’t know how to paint a real frog, so I painted a robot pretending to be a frog. He’s wearing a frog costume that’s way … Continue reading
New robot painting: Sending creative energy into the world
Here’s a little robot I painted last night. I wanted it to look like the robot was sending waves of creative energy out into the universe from a calm, safe place, but I feel like the creative energy part of … Continue reading
A hand-painted cardboard sign I’m holding up for you
Sometimes things (paperback books, mostly) come in the mail with extra pieces of cardboard, and sometimes that cardboard looks up and me and says “Paint something on me, Lisa,” and sometimes I do.
New Robot Painting: Yay, Lightning
I made this while rewatching Short Circuit tonight on Netflix. (It’s one of the movies you can watch online on demand.) The last time I saw this movie was in the theater in 1996, and I’m happy to say it … Continue reading
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