Author: Sara Steffey McQueen

I am an Artist, Community builder, Creativity Coach, Facilitator of Art of Allowing© intuitive painting, Facilitator Wild Soul Women©, Grandmother, Integral Yoga & Meditation Teacher, Sufi Representative, Tree Sister, and Gatherer.

“Distant Thunder” Climate Art Exhibition in Bloomington

Artists for Climate Awareness proudly presents “Distant Thunder,” an impactful juried exhibition showcasing climate-inspired art from talented artists across Indiana and beyond. Join us from April 3 to April 28, 2025, at the Arts Alliance Center, located inside Bloomington’s College Mall, to explore how artistic expression can illuminate urgent climate and environmental issues. Admission to… Continue reading “Distant Thunder” Climate Art Exhibition in Bloomington

Making Ink from Plants

I am excited to be full engaged in learning how to make inks and pigments from Nature. This past September / October I was full on gathering berries and nuts and crushing my first rocks for pigments. I have some artist friends who have been doing this, and decided to take the first step. Now… Continue reading Making Ink from Plants

Exhibit of “Intuitive Inspirations”

I have 35 or so acrylics hanging locally in the Vault Gallery & Mortgage on W. 6th St. in Bloomington. The show will hang through September. These pieces have been chosen for my upcoming ORACLE DECK, INTUITIVE INQUIRIES.

Growing

Summer 2022 is almost here. I’ve just returned from a family vacation to St. Augustine, Florida. Enjoyed sunrises, waves and tourism. In my personal world, I return home and re-connect to garden and yard. This year, I started vegetables and flowers from seed, and now am ready for planting the seeds in the garden. My… Continue reading Growing

No Ordinary Words

published be Kelly Harrick

I am very happy to announce my inclusion in this new book! @kellyharrick is the artist who brought together 33 women from around the world to share personal writings about meaningful events in their lives. My story is called “Creating Community” and tells how I was inspired to the life of living in community with… Continue reading No Ordinary Words