What Enn Wants
October 21, 2008
a baby sister, not a baby brother. I already have one of those.
Actually, what I really want is a baby kitty.
Yeah, that’s what I really want.
MARITZA RUIZ-KIM
Artist, San Francisco Bay Area
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Who I am & Why This Blog
Maritza Ruiz-Kim
Artist & Writer
Diablo Valley Region,
San Francisco Bay Area
Welcome to this blog where I store all things related to my recent art + writing work.
I started the summer wanting to merge my interest in studying U.S. history, sociopolitical structures, and how people treat each other, into an art + writing project of some sort.
I wasn’t certain what form it would take.
I ended up with a picture book story about a girl who has her own ideas about what she wants, how she wants it, and what makes her get up & go!
Summer & Fall 2019:
- I joined the Society for Picture Book Writers & Illustrators (SCBWI)
- I wrote and wrote and wrote and I finished a picture book manuscript
- I worked my art making proclivities into an illustration style that suits me 🙂
- I made thumbnail sketches for my first picture book
- I have almost finished full art for a couple page spreads…
and I’m almost ready to start sending this work into the world!
YAY!
INSTAGRAM: @marzkim
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Located in the Diablo Valley Region
of the San Francisco Bay Area
598 Patterson Blvd.
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
cute!
Maybe when she comes home, you can name her Kitty. Ha, ha! 🙂
That’s unbelievably cute. A sister! He’s up for the challenge.
I just remembered something today, which is, the very first time I met you, Z. was a newborn in a sling (at T.’s house). And there you were, with this Korean baby in a sling, and I thought, “Oh COOL, she adopted from Korea!”
Only an hour later when you were talking about postpartum or nursing or something, did I deduce that your husband is Korean.
So in my mind, you’ve been an adoptive mother for a long time!
Kitty Kim! That’s it! The perfect name! ha ha….
and Sh.M., I remember meeting you that day too! How cute about the adoption from Korea. Many people have made that their first assumption for our current adoption plans 🙂 it’s funny! For a long time G new you as the neighbor who loves Koreans… ha!