DAP ART on the move

 

So... I'm meticulous. I never get tired of redesigning. It's fun. But now it's time to stop hiding my baby from the the world and get her out there. Sometimes I enjoy the design process too much. 

Land Sea and Sky began with a hand drawn game in the winter of 2003. Over time, my hubby and I developed the rules because I wasn't a game player of this type. I was not sure of how tournaments are structured or rule development. Now after all these years, we are ready. My game is going to be available for public gameplay in March 2026. 

Participation: Learning the game is free at our events. If you win, you can choose to count your win as an official player. At the tournament, for a fee, the player will receive a player's badge and a food ticket.

Lose the game and surrender your badge to your opponent. Badges are bragging rights but they matter in live game play. There will only be one winner of the treasure chest.

Can't wait to see it in action. Can you?

DAP DESIGN

 

REX GA

Ahhh! The good'ole days! 'Bubble time for kiddies' began in 2020 when we were forced to be at home. Parents, like myself, slowly went mad trying to find something to entertain the babies. Soon we were making kits for the kids next door. It took a minute, but I finally have the perfect bubble solution for little fingers. 2025 was a great year for Primary Colors and Me. I was flattered when little kids choose to spend their snack money at my booth. Some mulled over their choices, while others rushed in like bulls. All, however, had a great time!

Based on my experiences from last year, I finally understand my brand, especially in relation to GA2RGN.com

Stay tuned to see the results of my brand development. Thanks fans!

It's ALIVE, DAP!

 

Sometimes I can get so distracted by the vending stuff, that I neglect to work on my writing. Despite having systems in the past, I would often derivate from them because of one need or another. I had to develop a system that could ignore need. It was just... something that I was doing. A part of my routine. 

It feels amazing to be in the flow again, I never really stopped writing. I actually write everyday. Forcing myself to write at least one paragraph. I was doing that for so long... now the book is almost finished but in stunted paragraphs. 

It has taken this long to understand how I write. Unlike drawing or my other creations, I've noticed that I need complete quiet. Mornings are now my jam and my flow is a river. 

It's about DAP time. Coming Soon! Custom Books!

 

Happy Bday to DAP's Biggest Fan!

 

The day my book was finished, my mother-in-law became a fan. All these years later, she is one of the very few people to ask me about how my business is going. When she asks, I still get surprised because I am not used to people asking me about that part of my life. Despite this blog, I am very private about my creative process. I usually keep this blog to help me with accountability. I feel called to create and Chris gets that about me. She is a good listener (something that my husband gets from her) and is genuinely interested in my process. I kid you not, she still has my drawings on her walls and art projects that still makes me cringe. 

I believe, I have a talent to see what people really would like for their birthday. So we hopped over to her house to spend time with her. That's what she really likes... your time. So I made the butter chicken she likes (the bean is crazy for it) and played board games. I also embroidered some lovely bedsheets.  Yuh gul still working on the needle-work skills, but she loved it anyway. I am very grateful for her support. Pillars like that are very important to artists. Now that the bean has gotten older, she comes to me for advice and support and it feels wonderful to reciprocate Chris' kindness.

Monday Makers: A new project

 

DAP Poetry Monday: Give me a D. A. P.

 

WANTED.

Seeking a cheerleader.

Skills required: Encouragement and Tenacity

Applicant must know how to give a D.A.P.

Must know what it spells

And what it means to support.

Ability to get along with other cheerleaders,

Real or Imagined; a plus.

(Head-high kick to head-high kick)

Yeaahh!