by Rae Marie Mujica | Aug 7, 2019 | Creative, Original art, portraits, Travel, Uncategorized
As we headed north on I-95 and after crossing the state line into Georgia, I could feel the gradual snap of the many strings of responsibility letting go of daily life. Our goal for the first day was to be in north Georgia in the Chattahoochee National Forest. We made...
by Rae Marie Mujica | Mar 15, 2018 | Creative, Events, portraits, Travel, Wearable Art
As usual, when we head into a new year, it seems like a good time to stop, look back at the previous year, take stock of our trials, joys, adventures and achievements. I believe we all want to see the progress we’ve made in a years time. We may be...
by Rae Marie Mujica | Aug 7, 2017 | Creative, Original art, Travel, Wearable Art
It seems we can’t get enough of Colorado! Hikes galore, mountain vistas are breath-taking, the rocky streams are cool and refreshing, lots of rocks to pick through and the people we’ve met along the way have made our travels here an absolute treasure. With all the...
by Rae Marie Mujica | Aug 12, 2016 | Creative, Photo
“Clarification” Our Road Trip from the Appalachian Mountains to the Rockies Normally, the posts here relate to framing ideas and art. The past few posts regarding our summer travels may seem out of place to most of you, so I thought I would take a moment to clarify...
by Rae Marie Mujica | Jan 28, 2016 | Creative, Original art, Uncategorized
What started out as an experiment, turned into a great little painting, at least I think so. However, I haven’t been able to come up with an appropriate title for it. This is where YOU come in. Over the next five days, whomever comes up with the best title first...
by Rae Marie Mujica | Jan 11, 2016 | Creative, Original art, Uncategorized
At the start of summer, I decided to free up some of my time to get back into painting and drawing. Days went by and I found a myriad of other things to do. That little girl inside, with her arms akimbo, kept asking, “Well, when are we going to play?” When...
