Hi, I’m Anna! Nice to, well, sort of meetcha

Welcome to wayfaring artist: tales from an every-day artist.
Due to an expected crossroads in the the middle of 2009, I embarked on a journey to figure out exactly what it was that I wanted to be doing. Some of the answers have been a little surprising as I’ve started a backyard farm, lived into an identity as an artist, done some photography and web design, and started studying to be a Holistic Wellness Professional.
Most recently, I have finished and am currently editing my first novel (well, first that you get to read
) for release in July of 2012 and I’ve started an indie authors’ collective and imprint to assist indie authors on the road to publication. Plus, as an imprint, we’ll be able to see our books on the shelves of bookstores before long.
And some unexpected, but very welcome life events have taken place, especially the birth of our first child, Eli, who arrived on the scene the middle of April 2011.
My awesome husband, Jody, is an Episcopal priest serving at St. Joseph of Arimathea, and the three of us live in an awesome house on a hill with a small menagerie of creatures.
I write about where I’m finding art in my every day life, whether that’s a reflection on spirituality and faith or recipes for DIY health and beauty products using all natural and organic ingredients, food, gardening, cooking, upcycled projects, green living and so on. I view life as art and as such, all aspects of it are important and exciting and sometimes that makes me hop around a bit topic-wise. Some days, I just post photographs.
So jump on in where ever the mood strikes
And as always, grab a hot drink, sit down, and chat with me!
Pick your favorite topic, or sample from all of them! See ya around!



Welcome to wayfaring artist, tales from an every-day artist! I find art in everyday living through a variety of mediums and from a variety of sources, and not usually what you might think. I hope you'll join me in discovering the every-day art of our lives :-)


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