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🦅 ☀️ On pilgrimages, birds, and planetary events • Letter 3

On pilgrimages, birds, and planetary events • About 5 minutes reading time
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Dear friend,

Hope you’ve been doing well these days– happy belated solstice! It’s been a while since I wrote. We’re already halfway through 2022, can you believe it. I wanted to share some thoughts on my recent move, the birds I’ve been feeling kinship with, and the significance of this time of year.

When thinking about what I wanted to do this year I felt like I had let myself down, but in actuality when I look at it rationally I have made steps towards these things. I haven’t done as much artwork as I had wanted (when have I ever?), but I have been doing some creative experiments and thinking (lots on sundials and vultures). I wrote some proposals, most of which I haven’t heard back from, but I am excited to share that I’ll be one of the residents part of the Roundtable Residency this year beginning in July.

#3
July 1, 2022
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🐺 ⚔️ 💖 🌹 Fairytales, the feminine and fandom - Letter 2

Some recent thoughts on fairytales, the feminine and fandom. About 4 minutes reading time.


hi friend,

Hope you’ve been well! We’re nearly out of the winter doldrums– so close to spring! 🍀

#2
February 24, 2022
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Happy 2022! 🎉 thoughts on gifts + what a year looks like - Letter 1

Hi friend,

Happy new year’s! 🎉

I meant to write this (and partially did) back in the summertime, but hey, stuff happened. Nevertheless, I’m happy to be breaking the seal on this email series finally, and the beginning of the new year seems appropriate.

I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about what happened this past year in my life, and what I’d like to make happen in 2022. A couple of my resolutions for 2022 were directly informed by what happened this past year: set and maintain boundaries around working time (less work), and give my own ideas and artwork time and energy (more artwork). And I’d like to share those ideas and findings with you in 2022, in whatever form they take, through these letters and other online places.

#1
January 2, 2022
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