Participants (Click each link to view their personalized fundraising page) |
Mission |
Nicola Morris |
I plan to do a watercolor sketch each day and write a poem. |
Julia Chafets |
Do a little art each day! |
Deborah Sigel |
I’ll be working on a small illustration every day, unless I get swept up in an invention. Come and see what appears. |
Nancy Gore |
Crafting Fabric, Words and other assorted stuff |
Axie Noyes |
A daily dose of writing and a smattering of drawings |
Alix Lindenbaum |
Poems and visual art |
Rachel Walker Cogbill |
A watercolor or a stage in a watercolor each day |
Fran Levine |
Fiber art, mostly rug hooking, possibly using embroidery threads in a painterly manner. |
Laura Ruth |
I will be playing with watercolors, charcoal, pencils or with words or both during the month of March, as a daily practice, and we’ll see where it leads! |
Deborah Armstrong |
I will be bookmaking a monthlong series of dream titles, one for each day. |
Janet Van Fleet |
I’ll be working on a series of small (8-18″) and large (3-5′) wall-hung figures made with found materials in my studio (assuming the pandemic allows me to go there in March…). I’m at home with my grandsons two days a week and do painting projects with them. |
Susan Reid |
Each day I will write either a poem or a fiddle tune. |
Karen Abramowitz |
Any visual media |
Susan Sandman |
I’ll be making art daily, choosing from my favorites — watercolor, graphite, ink and origami paper — and see what happens. |
Loring Starr |
I plan to make small chapbooks—decorated small notebooks filled with favorite poems and quotes; they take several days to make so I’ll throw in the occasional limerick or decorated greeting card. |
Vanessa Brown |
Knitted hats |
Amy Ehrlich |
Drawings and paintings with pen, pencils, and watercolor. Small nature studies, landscapes, and townscapes. |
Pam Walker |
Watercolor paintings or colored pencil drawings. |
Kathryn Davis |
Tiny faux biography |
Michiko Oishi |
I’ll write a Haiku or Tanka (Japanese Poetry) each day in Japanese and English and share it by Email. |
Jane Wohl |
I pledge to write a poem a day for March |
Sarah Draney |
Early spring photos |
Sylvia Fagin |
Paper art ~ collage, watercolor, and more ~ |
Lynn Wild |
For each day of March, I plan to write a poem, influenced, inspired by the presence of trees outside my window, my house, on my street, in my city, and around the world. |
Diane Swan |
Poem a day |
Orah Moore |
Each day I will be thinking about what it means to be seeking a new home in a new land. I will create a week by week practice that includes photography and haiku, some days I’ll send you a photo and some days a haiku. I will incorporate drawing with the photos so by the end of each week I create a culminating piece for that week. |
Susan Winslow |
Paper art – collage, cut paper, greeting card, or little book |
Caroline Tavelli-Abar |
Poetry, Photography, Works on Paper |
Linn Bower |
Maybe a Watercolor, maybe a painting, maybe a Haiku, maybe a drawing. It will depend on time and how the spirit moves me. |
Margaret Blanchard |
I will offer a poem plus either a photo or a stained glass image |
Ruth Witte |
My contributions will consist of a potpourri of painting, writing, or any manner of inspiration in any given day! Acrylic painting, Essays and poetry, Artwork that can be done with kids. |
R.D. Eno |
To pick up and polish each day one thought that has dropped on the floor and would otherwise get swept up and thrown away. |
Angie Grace |
Using unidentified antique family photos of my ancestors to imagine my families’ roots through fictional historical writing. |
Georgia Landau |
Drawing and painting |
Deb Dwyer |
An iPad drawing or painting each day |
Annie Wattles |
I will write a poem or a little story or draw or paint a picture. There are other things that might happen and I will send those along too. |
David Klein |
Drawing/painting/poem |
Yona Shahar |
I plan to take a photograph for each day of March, mostly scenes from nature. |
Jhuly Alvarez Lopez |
I will be making drawings and paintings with pen, charcoal pencil and watercolor as well as photos of the Vermont landscape. |