Ms. Moffatt

Friday, June 13, 2008

After 6 hours of taking in this huge show, and miles of waking, we board our train and admire our bags of loot. We are too exhasted to look through the 25 pounds of stuff we have collected. What a day, what an Adventure!!!
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I love making art! I am the illustrator of over 50 cut paper books for children. I love teaching art! I have been teaching at RISD for The Children's Book Certificate program since 2003. I also do presentations at schools libraries and conferences. I share my home in Massachusetts, with with my talented (digital illustrator) husband Bill & Lula-belle our adorable Airedale terrier Ellie-Font and our Tabby cat Tinkerbell.
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