Cherie Burbach

“Nerdection Must Read”

Cherie Burbach's writing is surprisingly vivid, this being her debut attempt. She can take you inside the character's mind within a span of words, all the things they're struggling with put bare before you. The prose isn't flowery, but gentle enough to nudge you into relating your traumas too, and heal as the characters do.

K. Fink, Amazon

Loved learning more about art, and the community surrounding the people in the book. Couldn't wait for the next chapter and following the women in this story. I am hoping the author has a second book in mind, to continue the journey of Jane and Grace.

I would recommend this to book clubs, so they could meet and discuss what they read and what they think will happen next.

Julie, Amazon Reviewer

A beautifully written story about the lives of two very interesting women who come together and form a life long bond. I love how this book is written. I found myself placed in the story like I was an innocent bystander watching each moment unfold and learning more about art than I ever thought possible. As the book ended, I found myself wanting more. My hope is that there is a 2nd book in the works so I can continue watching the friendships unfold and the lives of the main characters continue to grow!

Reviewed by Edith Wairimu for Readers’ Favorite

The Space Between Dreaming is a moving novel written with warmth and heart and which contains valuable wisdom. I loved that the work tackles difficult topics about childlessness, childhood trauma, and betrayal by friends with sensitivity. It tenderly captures the social and emotional toll of being childless. I loved the main characters and found them to be realistic and engaging. The work masterfully explores the themes of friendships and relationships, drawing important lessons that can be applied in real life. The inclusion of art and the process of painting also enhance the story. Cherie Burbach's unforgettable novel will resonate with readers for its applicable themes and compelling characters. Fans of women's novels will love it.

In House and Garden Magazine

Cherie's Art

1 Apr

I’m in the May issue of House and Garden Magazine. I went to the bookstore and took a few pictures (as one does when one is a geek like me):

Interview With the Community of Christian Creatives

Faith

9 Nov

I was so honored to be interviewed by the folks at Community of Christian Creatives. I got to talk about art and faith: my two favorite subjects!

Thrift Store Art Supplies

Art Inspiration

29 Nov

I get asked all the time where I get my art supplies and specially, how I use the weird items I pick up at garage sales and thrift stores. In truth, those odd items are my favorite things to use. In this video, I share what I’ve found recently and how I plan to use it.

A Healthy Way to Express Feelings and Emotions

Be a Blessing

20 Nov

I so admired Mr. Rogers as a kid and can’t think of a better way to start the week than to celebrate his legacy. I admired his way of promoting hope and a healthy way to express feelings and emotions. I admired his commitment to telling children the truth and above all, showing kindness. Mister Rogers commitment to kindness has…
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Museum of Wisconsin Art Member Opening 2023

Exhibits

19 Nov

It was so great to see the turnout yesterday at the member exhibit opening for the Museum of Wisconsin Art. Such an amazingly beautiful building! You have to get out and see it! The exhibit runs through January 7th. You can check out a reel with some of the highlights here.

Every Painting the Psalms is Different

Painting the Psalms

16 Nov

Did you know that we do a different mixed media art project each month for Painting the Psalms? Each one is inspired by the Psalms in some way, and includes a devotional and lots of encouraging words throughout the month to keep you focused on God. November’s Painting the Psalms was made up of seven (7) video lessons where we…
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Being an Artist in Residence

Q&A

9 Nov

I recently spent a month at a local cultural center as their artist in residence. I thought it would be fun to talk about what that entails, and some of the things I did there. Here’s a quick video with highlights.