Jo Hawke on March 29th, 2012

I made a palette! “Dragonfly” on @COLOURlovers: http://t.co/PdG7Uc1u http://twitter.com/johawke/status/185545278114373632http://twitter.com/johawke

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I just named a color! “Sky About to Rain” on @COLOURlovers: http://t.co/OvpdQLwf http://twitter.com/johawke/status/185544223909625856http://twitter.com/johawke

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Jo Hawke on March 24th, 2012

We were busy speaking to an old friend and her grandson after Jack and the Beanstalk. Atticus was the one who noticed the outline of the water left from the thunderstorm that wetted the cars: “It’s a boy!”

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Jo Hawke on September 5th, 2011

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Jo Hawke on August 28th, 2011

I found this concept plan for a book contribution in an old sketchbook yesterday. The idea was that everyone wears a “hero” mask sometimes, that it doesn’t take a certain person to be a hero, but that anyone can live a heroic life. It never got finished or submitted..

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Jo Hawke on August 17th, 2011

One of my early pieces… My dad saved a scrapbook of my stuff over the years and gave it to me a couple of years ago. This was in it. I love you, too, Daddy. :)

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Jo Hawke on August 10th, 2011

Aren’t they cuuuuttteee!!!! Yeah, I know they’re not really monkeys. No tails. But it seems wrong to call them anything else. Why? I have no idea. Why is it that terms we sort of grew up with just sound more right than others? Even if they’re just totally wrong, it’s like they just fit because [...]

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Jo Hawke on July 31st, 2011

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Jo Hawke on July 16th, 2011

I’ve been wanting to get a good shot of this amazing stained glass window (at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Danville, Virginia) for a long time now, but usually there’s so much light that the entire image just washes away to white. This day, though, I must’ve been there at the right time. Even though [...]

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