By Jo-Anne Carlson
Acrylic art on canvas board
Jo-Anne Carlson is a writer, artist, and musician who believes that who you love, how you love, and how many you love, shouldn’t matter. Jo-Anne serves on BWQ’s board of directors. Hearing from friends is a joyous occasion, so please drop her a line at josexpressions@yahoo.com.
View the piece on the left and information about the arist at: "Virus Time" in this issue View the piece on the right and information about the artist at: "Abstract Hair" in this issue
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