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The Kaz Windness Blog

Children's Book Art, Writing, Books, and Advice

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Kaz Windness is a published author and illustrator specializing in cute and creepy characters and spooky humor for kids of all ages. Portfolio website: www.WindnessBooks.com

Little Red Hen House

I made this bird house for our upcoming RMC-SCBWI Fall Letters and Lines Conference. I chose The Little Red Hen because it was my favorite book as a little kid. (Hello independent personality!)              This is a premade... Continue Reading →

Camper Update

Just installed flooring! This was a peel and stick product made by Nexus, purchased through Walmart online. Fairly inexpensive. The hard part was cutting it to fit around the table and funky cabinet shapes. (I have math issues, and that's... Continue Reading →

Camper Fun!

This is our 1958 Mercury camper. Her name is Alice. We bought her almost two weeks ago and I've been busy doing renovations. So far, so good! Lots happening on the inside, too. I'll keep you posted!         

Where I Work

It's not much. It's not magazine worthy. But it's where I write, paint, teach online, and waste time on facebook. Be it ever so humble, there's no place like a home studio.    

Wild Thing Lyrics & Art Mashup for Sharing Our Notebooks

This piece was just published in Sharing Our Notebooks! Wild Thing Mash-up Lyrics & Art!: www.sharingournotebooks.amylv.com/p/from-karen-windness-1.html

Cupcake Fairy

I just finished a new fat bottomed fairy. Meet Cupcake! Karen Windness https://www.etsy.com/shop/KarensLittleMonsters https://www.facebook.com/pages/Karen-Windness/210709988985442 karenwindness@gmail.com

Yoga Bliss Witch

I just got this illustration framed up. I hand painted the frame and mounted the witch on scrapbooking paper and cardboard backing. Namaste!     By Karen Windness 

Mala Beads: 108 prayers

I just finished painting and stringing mala beads for my friend and teacher, Crystal Anne Compton. What are mala beads? They are a meditation aide used for focus and the counting of prayers. Many cultures use strings of beads in... Continue Reading →

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