Author Archives: Amy

The holidays make it fun to dress up in glittering, glamorous, gossamer outfits. Accentuate your inner sparkle with a little bit of shimmer. If you’re headed to a holiday party in the coming weeks, stand out with sequins that reflect … Continue reading →

Make that change! Use at least three stones or crystals to form a triangle on the ground large enough for you to sit within it cross-legged. Hold a small drum, rattle or other percussion instrument which represents woman’s inseparable connection … Continue reading →

Slogan t-shirts have been around since the 1960s. I remember the designer ‪Howard Gossage designed sweatshirts with the faces of famous classical composers. And so was born the famous Beethoven Sweatshirt fad. One of my first jobs was painting T-shirts … Continue reading →

I just completed this special commission tapestry for one of my favorite collectors. She is in the process of transitioning to the other side and she is a true inspiration, handling her situation with such spiritual grace and dignity. I … Continue reading →

February 2 is Candlemas or Brigit’s Day. It is a fire festival. The Celtic Goddess Brigit, is a deity of fire and fertility. She is also the Goddess of Communication. This celebration reminds us that spring is coming soon, and … Continue reading →

Winter Solstice is of course, the longest night and shortest day of the year. Solstice in Latin actually means “The Sun Stands Still.” And so it is — the Sun has stopped retreating but hasn’t yet begun to come back. … Continue reading →

The wonderful and fun thing about jewelry is choosing it and feeling fantastic when you wear it, to make the most of both your inner and outer beauty. Anyone can wear jewelry, however some styles that are flattering to some, … Continue reading →

I design Art Couture garments that I sell exclusively at Bergdorf Goodman in New York City. I have shown there on the 4th floor in the Evening Department for 12 years. My pieces are collectible and make a statement – … Continue reading →

Winter Solstice is of course, the longest night and shortest day of the year. Solstice in Latin actually means “The Sun Stands Still.” And so it is — the Sun has stopped retreating but hasn’t yet begun to come back. … Continue reading →