How often do you see overweight women being portrayed positively? How often do you see a display of diverse shapes and sizes, of women who are happy, relaxed and confident?
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I absolutely love Elizabeths’ work and leave her book out when friends come over so they can enjoy her artwork and absorb her positive messages.
@JeninCanada, that’s awesome! What I love about Elizabeth’s work is that you get instant inspiration and feel-great messages. You really can’t help but smile after looking at her artwork.
I bet your friends feel the same way, too. 
Thanks for the comment!!
operagal
5:53 pm on
April 2nd, 2010I like the way Elizabeth’s work reminds us about what is important. We will never reach our idealized selves, but we can still be happy, healthly and attractive. Thank you for this interview!
I love Elizabeth’s work. It’s always so joyful and positive. Thanks for sharing a bit more about her and her work.
Megan
8:50 am on
April 3rd, 2010I just love Elizabeth Patch. Always so positive and know what is really important
what a great interview! she is a very positive influence. thanks for sharing it with us.
Thanks everyone for stopping by and leaving a comment! I was thrilled and honored to do the interview.
Julie, I totally agree with the word joyful. That’s the perfect descriptor of Elizabeth’s illustrations.
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