

I love how the Marc Kane marries a true carefree spirit and Love with a private manner. It shows in the art she chooses to make: it's intended at a diversionary level for herself, without worry what status might rise and fall on its popular acclaim. In those days, you would make your own crafts and rarely share photographs. But you would make something special, to you. These are the relics of your authentic life. Perhaps not as immediately heart warming as Dagger, the dog, who teeaches abstract painting to children. (100% of Dagger's profits are : look him up!). But I mean, rather, it is precious to you, to make something you value, free of demaind for its meaning to anyone else.