Of Course I Wrote a Dan Book

When the Safer at Home orders came down, some people asked me, “Are you going to write another book during all of this free time?” And I was really annoyed, because I didn’t have any more free time! I have a child, and it was spring, and I had to make lunch a lot. But… Read more »

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  • This Friday Dec. 6 in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin

    At the Old Schoolhouse on 2nd Street, we are having the twelfth annual Maker fair. Come and see what weirdness and beauty I have created for your consumption! Mention seeing this ad and get a free Christmas Ornament of your choice.

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    Patreon is a way to support your favorite artists while they create the things you love. I have an account there to help me with my Tarot deck: 78 paintings! I mostly need encouragement, so my premiums are cheap: $1 or $3 a month. The Details For $3 per month, You will get a digital… Read more »

  • Link Tree for Shoshanah Marohn

    Where to find me and my art: The best way is to subscribe on Patreon. or visit in real life Isaac’s Antiques 132 E Main St, Mt Horeb, WI 53572 Also, I might be found around the web: Etsy Shop Shoshanah Art Blue Sky https://bsky.app/profile/shoshanah.bsky.social Instagram shoshanah_the_creator Facebook Threads X (I just have a bot… Read more »

  • After the Art Show Sale Item 2: Homage to the Seventh Seal

    My tribute to the great Igmar Bergman classic film, The Seventh Seal, this is a 24 inch by 36 inch acrylic painting on gallery wrapped canvas entitled, “Death Escorts a Group of People up a Hill into the Unknown Country.” The main colors are red, orange, and black. Was $300, now on sale for $225… Read more »

  • The Lone Woman by Shoshanah Marohn

    After the Art Show Sale Item 1: the Lonely Woman

    I originally painted this piece for my Skog Folk show, where I think it was one of many of its kind and didn’t get the attention I would like. This is a 48 inch by 24 inch acrylic painting on gallery wrapped canvas entitled, “Ensam,” or “Alone.” The paint is built up so that it… Read more »

  • Thank You to Everyone Who Came to the Art Fair in Mount Horeb

    I had a lovely time at the Mount Horeb Art Fair over the weekend. All of these pieces have found new homes. Tomorrow, I will post some things leftover from the restocking on Sunday. I am immensely grateful for your willingness to come and support me! Thank you!

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    Mount Horeb Art Fair July 27-28

    The Mount Horeb Art Fair is coming up! I just submitted my silent auction item, this handsome man face made of wool from my own sheep! I’m not sure where my booth is yet this year, but I will be there, somewhere. July 27-28 in beautiful downtown Mount Horeb, Wisconsin.

  • emus having a roller skating competition in a Victorian Bathroom

    Emus having a roller skating competition in a Victorian bathroom

    In the dimly lit bathroom of an old, decrepit mansion, twenty-five emus gathered for an unusual competition. The air was heavy with anticipation as they strapped on their roller skates, their claws clicking against the tiled floor. Emu number 11, a nervous creature, felt a shiver run down its feathers. The race began, and the… Read more »

  • Ravens having a dance party in a ballroom with intricate wallpaper.2 copy

    Ravens having a dance party in a ballroom with intricate wallpaper (SOLD)

    In the quaint village of Featherington, renowned for its avian inhabitants, a peculiar event transpired one moonlit night. The grand ballroom, typically reserved for elegant soirees, found itself graced by a most unusual spectacle: a congregation of ravens engaged in a dance of feathers and grace. These ravens, adorned with midnight plumage, waltzed and twirled… Read more »

  • Victorian-era royalty riding bikes through a field of flowers.2

    Victorian-era royalty riding bikes through a field of flowers.

    Following the plan, this is the painting for week two. This is a large acrylic painting, gallery wrapped canvas, 36″ x 24″. As always, if you are interested in it, shoot me a line at admin@steelguitarforum.com. These aren’t any particular royals, just imaginary. Queen Victoria did ride a giant tricycle contraption, but I didn’t want… Read more »