Rozzie Land

Friday Five

1.Brilliant  job, Heath.You went above and beyond the hype.

Go see it!

2. We are still waiting for our assignment and as I feared, the position here fell through, so we are definitely moving.  The silver lining is that the potential places that we could go are all pretty good. There is one in particular that I have my heart set on. Here is a clue...

 
I'll keep you posted.

3. EECI kindly gave me permission to share images before publication so here is one of the interiors. It was a fun project and my official first in digital. Thanks, eeci!

4.I'm waiting on sketch approvals for my next project. (My first board books!!)

 

My fingers are itching to play with felt again and I'm happy about that.I'm in a phase where I'm appreciating my medium. There are times where I don't. Do you guys ever do that? Wish you had the talent to pastel or watercolor like so and so..
Grass is always greener I guess.

5.

Thank you, Tracy and Jannie for the blog award! It's such a nice feeling to be acknowledged.
I'm going to give awards to the group blogs,  Illustration for Kids , PB Junkies and Picture Bookies.  You can view their individual blogs via their group one.  Such talented illustrators..  
 
The rules if you decide to pass it on:

1. Add the logo of the award to your site

2. Add a link to the person who awarded you

3. Nominate at least 7 other blogs

4. Add links to those blogs on your site

5. Leave a message for your nominees on their blogs

Ridem' Cowboy!

Hope everyone is having a wonderful summer so far. Balancing deadlines while enjoying summer fun is making time whiz by here in the desert.

Remember when I shared the news that we were being assigned to New Mexico? Well, we found out a couple of weeks ago that the assignment was denied. The base medical team cannot accommodate Kevin's (our son with CP) medical needs. We were surprised and disappointed and have been on pins and needles waiting to see where we would land next.

As of yesterday, it looks like they may not be moving us after all and the mister will transition to a position here. The kids were thrilled with this but I'm not convinced until we see something in writing.

I feel a little like this boy who is springing back and forth, back and forth.

*This piece is another experiment. I wanted to play with felt and fabrics digitally without trying to make it look like the real thing. It was fun and liberating just to play.*

One Year old!

Happy Birthday, Lily!

Here's a reminder of when she was only a few months old. Time flies.