Grab a cup of coffee and meet Sherry! She’s one of the admins in the student facebook group – and an avid creator of beautiful artworks, both cards and drawings. It was fun to hear about her journey and how she has learned to just step out and try new things. I bet you’ll find you have a lot in common with her like I did!

Video
Watch the video below or click here to see it on YouTube!












ICYMI
I’ve been doing a lot of #humanrainbow coloring this week – in case you missed it, here are the links!
- “Phone Call” stamp colored in pencil, ideas for fancying up your coloring
- How to draw lips (easy!) short video
- “Kissing frog” stamp, short IG video
- How to draw an eye tiny tutorial
- How to transform a stamp (Note: see the lips and eye tutorial, they’ll help with this!)











Awesome interview with Sherry and great art of her! I love all the art you showed of her but the Sympathy cards are my favorite so beautiful. Thank you both so much for this interview.
Totally loved last weeks hair projects, so awesome to see how you did it all.
Thank you so much for sharing your never ending inspiration and tips,
stay safe and have a wonderful day.
Loved this conversation!!!! Thanks for sharing. The comment “I have to make that card!” So resonated with me. Oh my, Sherry’s sympathy card and that Christmas card! …and let’s not forget Sandy’s YouTube on coloring the Christmas bow!!! #embracethereds
Sherry is so talented!!
So many people think using stamps is cheating…thanks to showing us that it is really a portal for our creativity.
Love Sherry Woods creativity. How can I follow her by email?
I loved that red Christmas card when you showed it in your previous blog post, and it is fun to put a face on it’s creator! I tried to re-create it, but did NOT get the same results. I will keep on trying cuz “it’s just a piece of paper”, right?
Sherry’s “travelogue” of scenes is TERRIFIC! I will have to dig through my stash to see what I have that could do something similar. Great way to personalize a card!
Love your positive attitude, Sherry! Keep on creating!