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My “Aha” Moment to Last a Lifetime

9/5/2015

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From the 2015 Aha Moment Tour Website
I love “aha” moments and it's wonderful to hear about those same moments from other people. 

These are moments when crystal clarity opens one up to a deeper meaning of life and with that clarity—the course of one’s life changes—often in beautiful and unimaginable ways. 
They often contain truths and wisdom that others can relate to and be inspired by. Their packaging is as unique as the person relating them—and they are a gift worth sharing.
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2015 Aha Moment Tour Map
In 2015, Mutual of Omaha staff traveled the USA in a 34-foot long, super-cool, silver bullet Airstream trailer to talk with folks across the nation about their “aha” moments.

I was fortunate to be able to meet up with this talented crew.

Please click here to find out about mine or on the photo below…
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Author and artist, Kathryn V. White's most recent book, Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness, is a finalist in the 2014 Wishing Shelf Book Awards.  Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com
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For Fun and Stress Release: Create Mini-Doodle Books!

8/22/2015

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PictureFront Cover of Kathryn's Mini-Doodle Book
Art is a great way to release stress, have fun, feel creative, and access insights and messages from your inner self!  

You also have something tangible to reflect upon, look back at, and share with others!
So here is an easy project that you may become addicted to creating...a mini-doodle book.  You don't need to be an artist to create one and it's an easy project for all ages.  

You can do this project alone or with others.  You could even trade the mini-doodle book back and forth to see what evolves from more than one person working on the same book.

Supplies:

  • A black fine point and a black ultra fine point Sharpie permanent pens.
  • A pair of scissors.  
  • Coloring tools such as crayons, colored pencils and pens, and markers.  
  • Other items you may want to use include magazines, glue sticks, and even stickers and glitter.  

Steps:

1) Take a piece of paper--you can work with any size.  I have used 8.5 inches x 11 inches as well as larger pieces. A 12 inches x 18 inches works very well and is what I used for the example I'm including here.

2) Draw lines over the page with a fine point Sharpie pen.  

Here's an example of what your page could look like:

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Lines Drawn on Paper to be Used for a Mini-Doodle Book
3) There are a variety of ways to make mini-doodle books.

I'm including here a quick and easy way to make an 8-page mini book by just folding a single piece of paper and making one cut.

Click here for a short YouTube video on how to do this or click on the below image.
4) Choose which page you want to be the first page or "cover" of your mini-book.  

5) Use your chosen supplies to decorate your mini doodle book.  

As you flip through the pages, you may find that your lines look like an animal or a person's face or an object like a lamp.   

You may want to include words, phrases, or even write a short story. 

You can also keep everything abstract and create your book as a meditation on color, line, and/or shape.

Also sign and date your mini doodle book--it's always interesting to go back and see what you've created at different points of your life.
Looking for an example? Here's my mini-doodle book you can flip through.  It's titled, Teddy's DreamTime Adventure.
I'd love to see what you create!  

And a special thank you to Wendy Wahman for providing the idea of starting off with creating lines across the page before folding the paper to create the mini-doodle book!   The book I include here I made at her "Insight Book" workshop.

Also, YouTube has a variety of videos on making mini-books, including a circle flip up book and a Roald Dahl mini book! 

So go make your mini-doodle book now and have fun!  
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Author and artist, Kathryn V. White's most recent book, Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness, is a finalist in the 2014 Wishing Shelf Book Awards.  Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com
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Kathryn V. White's Watercolors at North Seattle College Art Exhibit

7/25/2015

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www.kathrynvwhite.comWelcome to the North Seattle College Art Gallery
Love beautiful art? Interested in different media? Enjoy supporting artists? 

If you answer "YES!", then stop by North Seattle College's Art Gallery to enjoy a smorgasbord that includes watercolors, acrylics, jewelry, ceramics, prints, sculpture, and photography.

Happy News! Two of Kathryn V. White's watercolors were juried into the exhibit.

The exhibit continues until August 20, 2015. Hours: M-Thu from 12-2PM and 5-7PM.  Click here to find out more.
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"Early Autumn" by Kathryn V. White
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"The Mystery of Transformation" by Kathryn V. White
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Author and artist, Kathryn V. White's most recent book is Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness.  Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com
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Wishing Shelf Book Award Recognizes Rumble Tumble Joy

7/11/2015

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Great News:  This year, Rumble Tumble Joy  received a 5-star rating and was named a finalist by the Wishing Shelf Book Awards!  

Recently, I received the Wishing Shelf Book Award's endorsement for my book as well as comments and endorsements by readers involved in the contest.  These are included below:
"An inspiring look at the problems of self-esteem in women. A FINALIST and highly recommended."
--The Wishing Shelf Awards 
"I very much enjoyed this book. I particularly enjoyed 'Surrender'; very dreamy and relaxing. The cover is also very good and the blurb powerfully written." Female reader, aged 56

"There’s a lot of excellent advice for women in Rumble Tumble Joy, particularly for teenagers.'Thunder Thighs' is excellent as is 'Safety Zone'. Thought-provoking stuff." Female reader, aged 45

"'Perfection (Nothing Celebrated)' sums up my life! Excellent read." Female reader, aged 33

"...I can appreciate a lot of work went into writing this and the words of wisdom would probably be most welcome to women who feel uncomfortable with the way they look...Fun cover too." Male reader, aged 51
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Click on the cover to find the book on Amazon (USA).  It's also available internationally via Amazon.

Click here to read more endorsements and testimonials.

Click here for an e-flyer on Rumble Tumble Joy.

Click here to learn about Kathryn's stories and here to learn about her art.
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Author and artist, Kathryn V. White's most recent book is Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness.  Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com
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Film Review: Grand Dame of Photojournalism—Dorothea Lange

6/27/2015

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Picture"Migrant Mother" by Dorothea Lange. Image from Wikipedia.org
Grab a Hunk of Lightning is Dyanna Taylor’s documentary of the life of her grandmother and famous photojournalist, Dorothea Lange.  

It reveals Lange’s challenging childhood (abandonment of her family by her father and contracting polio at age seven); her dream as a young woman (to leave her hometown of Hoboken, NJ and travel the world); and her unconquerable willpower to never give up.  
For example, her dream was sundered when she and her friend were robbed of all their money in San Francisco, CA.

To get out of the situation, Lange got a job at a photography studio in San Francisco and not long after, opened her own portrait studio in the same city.  

Her first marriage in 1920 was to western painter Maynard Dixon.  He had a daughter and together they had two sons.  A major challenge of this marriage was Dixon leaving the three of them for months at a time to paint in the southwest.  In 1935, Lange divorced Dixon and married economist Paul Taylor.  

And it is with the deep love of Taylor and her own adventuresome spirit that Lange matures into the photojournalist we know today.   
Her iconic “Migrant Mother” (shown above) is one of her many heart-wrenching photographs that documented the struggles of migrant workers during the Great Depression.  

Other work that is just as moving and which only became known later in her life are her photographs of the relocation and internment of Japanese-Americans.  At the time, the US military impounded these photographs as they were considered too critical and disparaging of the US government’s decision.  
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"Grandfather and Grandson at Manzanar Relocation Center by Dorothea Lange. Image from Wikipedia.org.
Throughout her life, Lange struggled with the demands of being a wife and mother; her passion to be a photographer; and health issues such as bleeding ulcers and post-polio syndrome. 

Yet, through it all, her indomitable spirit is palatable—from her choice of husbands; to her critical eye and gifted hand that takes us to the depths of injustice and also reveals the hidden beauty and power of individuals; to her courage and unwillingness to let her ill health stop her from her passion of photography; to her love of huge, bold jewelry.
This engaging film is a true tribute to Lange.  

Just click on the DVD cover to learn more about this remarkable woman and become privy to a greater selection of her amazing photographs.
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Author and artist, Kathryn V. White loves well-conceived documentaries and life-affirming films.  Her most recent book, Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness, is a finalist in the 2014 Wishing Shelf Book Awards.  Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com.

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San Francisco Book Review Loves Rumble Tumble Joy!

4/25/2015

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(Rated: 4 out of 5 stars)

GREAT NEWS!  The San Francisco Book Review loved my book, Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness and rated it 4 out of 5 stars.
Here's an excerpt of the review:

"Using poetry and prose, White takes readers inside her personal journey of transformation, acceptance, and wholeness. Through the passages, White wrestles with and finds contentment with her weight, her face, her skin, and her body,particularly her thighs...

White's journey is filled with moments of joy, pain, sorrow, anger, and love, and readers--women of all ages--can use Rumble Tumble Joy to embark on their own journey of appreciation and acceptance of themselves and others..."
                 --Africa Hands, San Francisco Book Review

Read the entire review here.

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Author and artist, Kathryn V. White's most recent book, Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness, is a finalist in the 2014 Wishing Shelf Book Awards.  Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com
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2015 Liberate Your Art Postcard Swap--So Much Fun!

4/18/2015

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Postcards Kathryn received in the 2015 Postcard Swap. The middle one Kathryn sent.
Standing ovation to Kat Sloma for creating, managing, and organizing these liberate your art postcard swaps over the past 5 years!  

This year was my first time participating and I'm so glad I did!
Each week in March and the last postcard arriving in April, a little gift of joy and connection arrived in my mailbox.

Receiving these postcards, plus participating in Kat's scavenger hunt before the postcards were mailed and a blog hop for participants over the weekend of April 18, 2015 (after the post cards were received) has been a fun way to share my art and writing as well as see the cool stuff other folks are creating.  

I received art-filled postcards from artists in Connecticut, Colorado, Oregon, Florida, and the United Kingdom. I also won a beautiful calendar of Patricia Lyon-Surrey's art!

If offered again (say it will be so Kat!), I highly recommend that you take Kat's postcard swap excursion in 2016 to meet others through tangible postcards and social media. 

Connecting with others in this way makes the world smaller and bigger at the same time--and a great reminder of human kindness!

So thank you Kat and all the 2015 participants for making this an event worth remembering, sharing, and celebrating with others!
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Kat Eye Studio's 2015 Postcard Swap Liberate Your Art Image
Click here to see a video of some of the art shared through the 2015 Liberate Your Art Postcard Swap. 
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Author and artist, Kathryn V. White is now a "Liberate Your Art Postcard Swap" enthusiast. Her most recent book, Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness  was recently voted a finalist for the 2014 Wishing Shelf Book Award.  Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com
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Rumble Tumble Joy--A Book Award Finalist!

3/21/2015

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More joyful news!  I'm excited to announce that Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness is a book award finalist in the 2014 Wishing Shelf Awards.
Yes, my wish is that both Odin the Ferret and Rumble Tumble Joy move from finalists to winners!  Now that would make for a fantastic year. 

Will the Wishing Shelf grant my wish?

Winners are to be announced in April 2015.  Tune in to hear more...
Find out more about author and artist, Kathryn V. White at: www.kathrynVwhite.com
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Exquisite Craftsmanship at the BAM

2/14/2015

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PictureMichael De Forest's Immense Wood Mask & Kathryn
Run, don't walk to see the art of 39 northwest woodworking artists at the Bellevue Art Museum's Biennial (on display until March 29, 2015) as well as the haunting, exquisite ceramic works of Jason Walker (on display until March 1, 2015).

As to be expected with 39 woodworking artists—there is a broad range of themes and creations on display. For example, an immense wooden mask by Michael De Forest got me thinking of the Wizard of Oz mixed with Easter Island and allowed for a perfect photo opportunity.      
Through their eyes, a couple of Shawn Nordfors' wooden heads invite the viewer into an inner world (if you find the secret button).

William J. Whipple's whimsical, moving sculpture provides fun and play. Helga Winter's large-wooden, not-quite-spheres are painted with an Australian-aboriginal-feeling design and are also rattles. There is even a wooden piece of furniture by Aaron Levin that actually breathes in and out!

And you won't want to miss Taiji Miyasaka's and David Drake's outdoor sculpture that you can enter into and feel like you're viewing a star-filled sky. 
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Taiji Miyaska's/David Drake's Outdoor Sculpture (Interior Shot by Kathryn V. White)
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Taiji Miyasaki's/David Drake's Sculture (Interior Shot Looking Up by Kathryn V. White)
Then there is Jason Walker who has created ceramic art for more than a decade. For his installation at the BAM, he continues to use his art to “embark on a creative journey that began with the uneasy realization that we exclude ourselves from nature when we define it as something untouched and untainted by the human hand.” (From the forward to “On the River, Down the Road” by Stefano Catalani, BAM Director of Art, Craft, & Design)
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Jason Walker's "Split Down the Middle, But One Always Wants More" (2014) from the BAM's website
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Author and artist, Kathryn V. White's most recent book is Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness. Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com
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Pop Art!

12/20/2014

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Barbara Kruger Inspired Photograph of Kathryn V. White
What do Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, and Claes Oldenberg have in common?

They are the mainstays of the Pop Art movement that began in the 1960s/1970s.  
And their playful and boldly provocative art continues to influence artists and provides relevant social commentary to this day.

Roy Lichtenstein parodied societal roles of men and women through his comic book inspired paintings.

Iconic Marilyn, Campbell’s soup can, and Elvis images are seared into our minds ensuring Andy Warhol’s fame persists beyond 15 minutes.

Claes Oldenberg raised the mundane objects of our lives into modern megaliths with his clothespin, trowel, typewriter eraser and other humongous sculptures that dominate any place they are erected.

Through their outrageously-magnified imagery, slick pop idol aggrandizement, and advertising-inspired style, Pop Art artists reveal our endless fascination with stereotypical roles, consumerism, and celebrity-culture. 

Seduced by their captivating images of our insatiable hunger for more, we can’t turn away.

So it is with the Seattle Art Museum’s Pop! Departures exhibit—you’ll be entranced by the skill of these artists, enjoy the familiarity of famous paintings, and see some new pieces.  

I particularly liked Margarita Cabrera’s series of soft-vinyl sculptures of domestic appliances and an almost full-size VW bug as well as a Claes Oldenberg’s rendering of a huge faucet-shaped fountain pouring water into Lake Union.  

Perhaps Paul Allen could bring this one to fruition?

The exhibit runs through January 11, 2015. 
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Roy Lichenstein Inspired Photograph of Kathryn V. White
As an extra treat, you can create your own Pop Art inspired images at a photo booth located near the museum’s ticket purchasing area.  

With this blog, I’m including a few of my own creations.  

Be forewarned, your images will show up on a large, flat-screen TV in the SAM’s lobby.

To your 15-minutes of SAM-provided fame!  
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Andy Warhol Inspired Photograph of Kathryn V. White
Kathryn's most recent book is Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness. Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com
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There Is Always Love...

12/13/2014

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Show The World Your Magic

12/6/2014

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Gotta love the phrase "Show The World Your Magic!" 

It's all over the interior
covers of Daring Adventures in Paint by Mati Rose McDonough.  
Showing the world your magic includes making art--which Mati can help you with, especially in the realm of collage.   

And for this art magic to happen, you'll need to allow for spontaneity and messiness.

Hmm...sounds a bit like the magic that shows up when you let go of control, and allow life to happen!

If your life has gotten stale, take a baby step towards re-awakening its magic by clicking the cover above. (Affilitate link)
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Art Fun At The Library

11/1/2014

 
Owl in Wire Nest by Kathryn V. White
Little Owl in Wire Nest by Kathryn V. White
Seattle Public Library expands its offerings beyond books—helping to make it a place for community with its support of writers with its “Seattle Writes” series, its author readings, as well as a place for art-making fun for all ages.  
In October, at the Southwest Branch, I enjoyed making art for two Saturday afternoons—a cute little clay owl (which I may paint or leave its clay color), a black wire nest with a soft interior for my owl to rest in, and a gold wire nest with three “pearl eggs” pendant.
Front of clay owl by Kathryn V. White
Front of Clay Owl by Kathryn V. White
Back of Clay Owl by Kathryn V. White
Back of Clay Owl by Kathryn V. White
Many thanks to Seattle Public Library for sponsoring this “artshop for all ages” and intrepid artist Lene Sangster for facilitating and coming up with art projects that could be done in a short time frame, were satisfying to do, and looked great no matter the age or skill level of the person creating them.

I didn’t get the chance to create the paper-mache bird sculpture—those looked wonderful as well.  

I’m looking forward to a next time!
Wire Nest Bird Pendant by Kathryn V. White
Wire Bird Nest Pendant by Kathryn V. White

Kathryn V. White is a mystical cosmonaut, writer, and artist. Her dream is her creations help transform our world to be a more joyful place.  Her most recent book is Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness. Find out more at: www.kathrynVwhite.com

Painting BIG

10/11/2014

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BIG Sun by Kathryn V. White
BIG Sun by Kathryn V. White
Recently, I attended a wonderful, weekend painting workshop—Stewart Cubley’s, The Painting Experience.  I’ve had this workshop on my “To-Do” list since 2008 and with it coming to Seattle this autumn, it was a good time to attend.

I was comfortable with the process shared as it is an approach I frequently take in creating my own art.  Basically, show up, be present, open to whatever wants to express itself, and follow your creative flow.  

Overall, be in the mystery of creation instead of focusing on painting an aesthetically appealing product. These are my own words, so other people and the workshop facilitators (Stewart Cubley and Annie Rousseau) could describe it differently.
Freedom Flight by Kathryn V. White
Freedom Flight by Kathryn V. White
What I loved about this workshop was that there were no critiques, no stories to be shared about your paintings, being present amongst others who are delving into the same process, and getting to paint BIG.  I have wanted to experience painting on big canvases for some time.

With the approach of either starting off with one 26” x 20” paper and adding to it or starting off with several papers attached already, I got to experience what it feels like to take a big, paint-tipped brush to big painting surfaces. 
 
I LOVED IT! Especially when I started with several pieces of paper already attached to make one huge canvas.  My pieces ranged from 26”x20” to 52”x60” to 91”x 60.” Yep, the largest one is approximately 7.5 feet high by 5 feet wide!

So here in my blog, I’m sharing with you my BIG pieces.  All done with bright tempera paints.

Now, I just need a BIG studio space to paint BIG paintings!

Curious about The Painting Experience?

Click here to learn more.
Chalice of the Cosmos by Kathryn V. White
Chalice of the Cosmos by Kathryn V. White
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Rumble Tumble Joy: A Book To Help You On Your Life Journey

10/4/2014

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YEA!!!  My book, Rumble Tumble Joy: A Journey for Healing, Inspiration, and Wholeness is now published.  

It includes my writings and my art. I’ve written it to be welcoming, inspirational, and helpful in furthering discussion on issues that make us feel vulnerable and alone.  
Issues (such as brutality and body-image negativity) that are born from and exacerbated by distorted, digitally-manipulated images of female perfection and violence against women and girls. 

It has been a challenging and deeply meaningful journey for me—from my personal explorations that gave birth to the pieces included in my book, the additional writing to broaden what I’ve written for a wider audience, the editing, the book design, the sharing with others, the receiving of praise and testimonials for my book, and the final creation of this book to be used by others on their own journeys for self-acceptance and, ultimately, more fulfilling lives.

It is my greatest wish that Rumble Tumble Joy flies freely out into the world to encourage people to move forward through tough times and towards their greater dreams. 

And one way to do this is through becoming more aware and participating in healing so that we can feel more whole. I believe that as each of us grows in awareness and takes steps to heal, we help others. In this way, one person at a time, we transform ourselves and our global society to be more compassionate, wiser, and healthier.

Click on the book cover and you’ll be taken to Amazon.com to learn more about my book as well as be able to purchase it. (Affiliate link)

You can also learn more through this e-flyer and my website.

In closing, I would love to hear how Rumble Tumble Joy has helped you.

Blessings on your journey.
Endorsements for Rumble Tumble Joy
“I believe that any woman could benefit from reading Rumble Tumble Joy.  I sat in a room with a group of women ranging in age from 16 to 56 who all had experienced some form of self-doubt, self-depreciation, harassment, abuse, and/or regret.  

By reading this book together, we started a conversation that led to both tears and laughter.  

The room was filled with so many silly insecurities that it was almost comical once said aloud.  Not only opening up ourselves, but having the opportunity to hear about others who had similar feelings and shared history, was a very powerful, healing experience. And, at the end of our time together, we all walked away smiling!  What else could we do, but Rumble, Tumble, Joy!”           —Crystal Goade, Graphic Designer, Seattle, WA
“Rumble Tumble Joy provides a window into the soul of its author, Kathryn V. White, and demonstrates how one woman's story can supply a pathway of healing for many others.  

Kathryn's willingness to share her process of transformation will help women everywhere to find their own voices and their own liberation from society's false expectations.  

The included Reader's Discussion Guide offers thought-provoking questions to aid readers in their quest for personal awareness and growth, centered around what it means to be a woman in today's world. 

I highly recommend this book for individuals as well as for study groups who are dedicated to helping girls and women gain true acceptance of themselves.” 
          —Len Leatherwood, Writer, Teacher, 
             Texas Licensed Professional Counselor

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    2019 Juried Exhibit at the Washington State Convention Center
    Kathryn's large collage "When I'm Gone, Who Will Remember Me?" has been juried into a show at the Washington State Convention Center's Phyllis Lamphere Gallery.  The exhibit runs January 12, 2019 to March 31, 2019.
    Poetry On Buses 
    Kathryn's poem, The Sound Soothes, was selected for the ​2017 Poetry on Buses: Your Body of Water Program and is a part of the online collection! Click here to read it!

    2018 Juried Exhibit at the Rosehill Community Center

    ​*Three of Kathryn's collages have been juried into an exhibit at the Rosehill Community Center in Mukilteo, WA from April 3 through June 24, 2018. "Phoenix" won the Northwest Collage Society's prestigious Eleanor Wolters Smith Memorial Award.

    2017 SOLO SHOW at the University Business Center

    *20 of Kathryn's artworks were on exhibit in a solo show from October 16 through December 7, 2017 at the University Business Center's Gallery 4500 in Seattle's U-District.
    2017 Juried Exhibit at Seattle City Hall 
    ​Kathryn's collage, "Welcome to My Universe" was juried into the exhibit, "Hot Town: Summer in the City" at the Seattle City Hall in downtown Seattle that ran from July 7 through August 30, 2017.      
    2017 Juried Exhibit at Seattle University  
    ​Kathryn had a large collage, "Broadway at Times Square" juried into the 2017 Search for Meaning Art Exhibition (part of the Search for Meaning Book Festival) from February  16 to 25, 2017 at Seattle University's Vachon Gallery. 
    2017 Juried Exhibit at Cascadia Art Museum  
    ​Kathryn had a collage, "Indra's Net" juried into the exhibit, "Collaged Impressions of the Northwest Social Realism and the American Scene 1930 to 1950" that ran January 19 to March 26, 2017 at the Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds, WA.
    2017 Exhibit at Dreamclinic 
    ​Kathryn had 10 artworks exhibited from January through April 12, 2017 at Dreamclinic in Seattle's Roosevelt neighborhood.
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