Bren Bataclan

Bren-inspired ceramics/clay art created by Millbury Street Elementary students. I painted a mural there this school year. It was a truly fun experience.

Broadway T Station, Boston.

I gave a presentation at Newton South High School today. Thank you, Mr. Curley. I had so much fun drawing with your students.

I received amazing artwork gifts from Heritage Elementary School students last week.

Make Mother's Day FE-bulous! Order my book via my FE-tastic publisher, PAWA: fememoir.com

I love the Heritage Elementary School welcome sign created by the art teacher, Mrs. Paquette. I’m going to miss being there.

The six 48 inches by 60 inches Heritage Elementary School canvases were unveiled today.

One of the six 48 inches by 60 inches Heritage Elementary School canvases. This one highlights the school’s mascot. Pictured with me is the totally awesome art teacher, Mrs. Paquette.

Thank you to the super talented Heritage School teachers, staff and parents who helped me paint the canvases today.

Two of the six 48”x36” canvases I’m painting at the Heritage School in Charlton, MA this week.

Paintings for the Heritage School in Charlton, MA. I have an art residency here this week.

A recent Boston painting recipient.

Village School's Annual Agenda Book Cover Contest (inspired by the mural I painted this school year).

The 36 inches by 24 inches painting commission I’m currently working on. I’m having so much fun!

I just designed Bob’s business cards. He’s now officially a photographer :)

I really enjoyed seeing the students' artwork at this year's MA PTA conference. I also had a blast drawing with the students. So much talent that evening!

I’m giving a presentation at the Arnone Elementary School in Brockton, MA tonight.

I'm giving another FE-related presentation at Bunker Hill Community College today. It will be virtual this time, though.

Watch a video of my Eastampton Community School mural. youtube.com/watch?v=IP1qK0…

I gave another presentation about my graphic memoir, FE, at Bunker Hill Community College today. Thanks for having me back, Professor Waggett.