Positive Discipline with Jane Nelsen

I am so amazed that I had a chance to work and train with Jane Nelsen. We have been working together for a few months and this was our first time to meet.

I look forward to working with her on all the projects we came up with together.

Wonderful Fiber Art in Knoxville, TN

We went to the Museum of Art in Nashville and saw Anne Wilson and installation "Wind/Rewind". Here are some of my photos from the visit.

Positive Discipline Lessons

I am very grateful to be working on some more Illustrations for Jane Nelsen the author of the very wonderful parenting movement called, "Positive Discipline".

Together we are creating very fun and engaging lessons for parents, teachers and trainers.

Check out her site: //www.positivediscipline.com/

In the Studio - January 11, 2010

The Illustrations for "My Brother Has Autism by: Aisha Pope" are complete!!

Yahoo! It has been an amazing learning experience. I have attached two of my favorites.

This week in the Studio - Illustration Work

This week I am very excited to be working on some illustrations for a children's book. I will talk more about the book when it is published. Here are a few photos of my work for this project.

This is the family.

Here I am at my desk surrounded by inspiration shots taped to the window.

All the colors nice and neat and ready to go.

My desk with in full action.

I love my life. I get to color as a grown up!!

Diane Doodles with Jane Nelson for Positive Discipline

I have had a wonderful time doodling for Jane Nelson author of "Positive Discipline".

Creating Respectful

Relationships in Homes and Schools

http://www.positivediscipline.com/

Jane saw some drawings I did in a class I took on the topic at my daughter's school. She was very excited about my work and asked me to create some original images for a brochure.

We are also collaborating on two children's book, online courses, website images and more.

I will keep you posted as they go to press.

Here are just a couple of the drawings I created for her.

(Positive Discipline Toolbox)

(Encouraged Child)

(Connection)

(Belonging)

Talking about Visual Learning

Just spent part of my morning with a group of middle schoolers talking about what it means to be a visual learner. I had a blast talking about graphic facilitation, journaling and quilting and how I use all of them to express myself. 

They were awesome and had a chance to draw too!!

I took with me a "Magic Mary Poppins" bag of stuff.