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Fall ART News 2023 -

Fall ART News 2023

What's she building in there?.....

Bride of Knives Journal | Etsy The Bride of Knives journal has the las Elegantes fabric as a back appliqué and a metal military button with knives. The button is affixed to the back of the journal; black, deerskin lace helps to secure it. Inside, Las Elegantes fabric and a slim 20 pages. One of a kind.

I was out doing some retail therapy in Tacoma today, scouting ingredients for my book making recipes...

Something new from Vivid Voice Studio Paper: a journal, in which to keep your innermost thoughts and neurosis..or most private of sketches.
Journals! Yes, a handmade book in which you account for events or ideas perhaps. Or you can make good use of the Canson sketch paper.
More on this later.
I'm building an Etsy store so you can stop by!

Recording my commercial demo today!!

https://youtu.be/pcTuN9NzJeA
A sort of frightening Voice Over I created in 2011

Heat Wave Spooky slide show movie The images used in this movie are from the Tucson Miniature Museum and from Deadwood, S.D. Voice over by Kirsten McCory

a short tale from me to you

Dollhouse Why did Molly leave the Dollhouse? A short tale

The audio book is here! "DEATH @ 21 BRIX" is for sale! This is the mystery written by Kathy Kaye I narrated, engineered by the amazing Bob Freeman. Check it out!

Death at 21 Brix: A Warehouse Winery Mystery Check out this great listen on Audible.com. When a popular Woodinville, Washington winemaker is found dead in his warehouse winery, rookie police officer Kally O'Keefe is put on the case. O'Keefe is perfect for the role: She, too, is a winemaker - that's her part-time gig in her own Wine Babe Cell.....

..and interestingly enough, in this Winery Mystery set in Bothell, WA I waxed rhapsodic about blends and Mourvedre and the process of wine making. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the descriptive and lyrical way Kathy wrote about wine: I endorse the poetry of wine, but not the imbibing of!

"Death at 21 Brix" will be available soon on Audible!

I worked on 83 different characters for this book and I've learned some things: the glottal fry for men is my go to; I enjoy voicing a wide range of women and it can get pretty silly.