Hey babes. Wazzup? Hope you all had a good week. Mine was busy, and now I’m on the verge of entering the summer slowdown. I have modeling jobs booked on my summer schedule, but with a lot more free days than I’ve had the past several months. It’s all good. No complaints. It’s the nature of the business. Maybe I can finally get to some serious garden work, long bike rides, and creative endeavors of my own. Speaking of creative endeavors, I owe you all some samples of my printmaking. Next week is our last class. I can’t believe how it flew by! I am most definitely going to continue my printmaking practice, especially linocuts. I have fallen in love with linocuts.
I’m also exploring the possibility of enrolling in a Classics program for the fall, although I must admit that the idea of going through the whole admissions process is a turn off. I’ve already been through all that for undergraduate and grad school. It’s a hassle. So maybe I’ll just do non-matriculating, we’ll see.
So what else can I share with you? The annual summer family vacation has been planned. This year we’re heading up to Martha’s Vineyard in late August. Soo excited for that! I also have some writing pieces I’ve been trying to work on. With my lighter modeling schedule coming up I’ll be able to dig into those and finally complete the unfinished drafts I have saved in my laptop. And, of course, more blog posts 
I’m off to bed now. I have a full Saturday of modeling at the National Academy. Here’s a watercolor of me by my friend Jordan Mejias, created a few months ago at Spring Studio. I’m lying down on the job, as we art models sometimes tend to do 
