I haven’t really been doing anything specific on a
particular day. I’m getting ready for
the show this weekend, and I’ve been working on some Christmas items. Here’s a picture of some of them. I’m planning on making some ornaments with
some of my prints as well. I think I
will work on that today. I’m hoping to
get a few more of these 4x4 plaques done before the show as well as a couple of
new girls. Wish me luck. I’ve got a lot to do and very little
time. I better get to it.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Art Every Day Month-Day One
Here are my first pictures of Art Every Day Month. Since I
work at night, I’m probably going to be
a day behind in my postings. I will
probably even lump a couple of days together here and there.
I have been working on some 4x4 and 5x7 plaques for my
upcoming show on the 12th. I’ve
gotten a few sketches done and some backgrounds. I’m hoping to do several holiday inspired
ones. I know how people love holiday
stuff, so this will be my first attempt.
I will be working on these paintings for day two. See you tomorrow.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Spreading Our Wings-Blog Hop
They say everything happens for a reason. Last summer, I lost my job. In this economy, I wasn’t sure what I was
going to do. It’s been so hard to find a
replacement, especially since I don’t have an accounting degree. I have read art magazines for a few
years. There was always something inside
me telling me that I needed to create something. What? That
was the issue. I have always loved the
work of Kelly Rae Roberts. I used to see
her in almost every magazine I bought, or maybe I bought every magazine I saw
her in. It’s the whole chicken and egg
issue! A few weeks after I lost my job,
I was in the art store and saw Kelly Rae’s book. Of course, I had to get it. It actually changed my life. I found out that when she was writing her
book, she had only been painting for two years.
“Wow, I can do that.”, I thought.
And so my journey began.
Besides her artwork, Kelly Rae has many things to
admire. One of them is her business sense. She has created an amazing business for
herself, and she taught an online workshop called Flying Lessons. She shared many of her secrets. Along with this knowledge, a vast community
of likeminded souls was created. I have
met such an amazing group of women who are on the same path as myself. It’s amazing how connecting with people who
share your goals, fears and enthusiasm can help you in your venture. I’m so glad to have connected with these
women. As part of our journey, we have
set up a blog hop to help introduce each other to the world through our
blogs. Below is a list of the women who
have joined in the hop along with links to their blogs. Please take a look at them. You will be inspired by the all just as I am. You will also find some great art along the
way. One thing I love about blog hops is
discovering new artists. Take your time
and enjoy! Make sure if you like what
you see that you subscribe or follow their site so you don’t lose track of
them. That’s happened to me too many
times, and I’ve tried finding their site again and found that they were lost
forever.
Amaranthine Violet: http://magic-gypsy.blogspot.com/
Amy Hillenbrand: http://amyhillenbrand.blogspot.com
Beatriz Peñas B.: http://beatrizbepe.blogspot.com/
Beth Cougler Blom: http://sobliss.wordpress.com/
Carmen Patti: http://carmenpattistudio.com/wordpress/
Carol Bray: http://theredpaintedcottage.blogspot.com
Christina Fajardo: http://christinafajardo.blogspot.com/
Cindy Jones Lantier: http://www.lantier.org
Connie Rawlins : http://www.dabblinginlife.blogspot.com/
Dana Brock: http://www.dzynbydana.blogspot.com
Deborah Velásquez : http://deborahvelasquez.blogspot.com
Elissa Brown: http://thefreckledarmy.blogspot.com
Hillary Courson: http://www.hillarycourson.com
Jacquie Williamson: http://www.jacquiewilliamson.blogspot.com/
Jane Paynting: http://inkspiredwings.wordpress.com
Janet Forrest: http://tatterednworn.wordpress.com/
Jennifer DeVille: http://jenniferdeville.com/blog/
Jill Lambert : http://www.jill-lambert.blogspot.com/
Julie Hamilton: http://spaark.wordpress.com
Kanchan Mahon: http://Kanchan-Mahon.blogspot.com/
Karen Claverie: http://giddyupletsride.blogspot.com
Kari DeSaulnier: http://karidesi.blogspot.com/
Kathleen Conard : http://newfromoldcreations.blogspot.com/
Kathleen McKinnon: http://harmonyschoolhouse.com/expressions-blog.html
Kathy May: http://kathymaydesigns.org
Kelley Miller: http://www.kelleymillerartworks.blogspot.com/
Kelly Corso: http://birdinatreecreations.blogspot.com/
Kelly Hoernig: http://www.kellyhoernig.blogspot.com/
Kim Hyer: http://www.apaperaddict.com/
Kris Lanae Binsfeld: http://cherishdesigns.wordpress.com
Linda Barutha: http://lindabaruthadesigns.blogspot.com
Lisa Michele Products:
http://www.lisamicheleproducts.blogspot.com/
http://www.lisamicheleproducts.blogspot.com/
Liza Zeni Baker: http://lizazeni.wordpress.com/
Lynn Richards: http://alittlebluesky.blogspot.com
Lori Leissner: http://leissnerart.blogspot.com
Lori Moon: http://lorimoonstudio.blogspot.com
Mary Cottingham: http://www.barnbugstudio.blogspot.com/
Mary Sterk: http://justmarydesigns.wordpress.com
Megan Schmitt: http://www.schmittenwithwords.blogspot.com/
Melanie Douthit: www.douthitgallery.blogspot.com
Michelle Dwyer: http://www.magnetisedbylife.com/
Michelle Reynolds: http://shellsinthebush.blogspot.com/
Rachél Payne (Rae): http://collectingyourself.wordpress.com/
Rain Hannah: http://honeyandollie.com/
Rhiannon Connelly: http://www.starrybluesky.wordpress.com
Ruth-Mary Smith: http://patchworkfamilieshub.blogspot.com
Sherry Richert Belul:
http://simplycelebrate.net/cherry-blossom-soup
http://simplycelebrate.net/cherry-blossom-soup
Shirley Ann: http://leonardarenaissancewoman.blogspot.com/
Stacey Chadwick
Brown: http://staceybrownarts.blogspot.com/
Brown: http://staceybrownarts.blogspot.com/
Susan M. Walls-Beverly:
http://www.susanscharmingtrinkets.blogspot.com
http://www.susanscharmingtrinkets.blogspot.com
Teresa Cash-Czech: http://www.asmilemaker.com/
Tina Carlborg: http://www.tinachicky.blogspot.com/
Tonya Love: http://passport2creativity.com/
Ursula Smith: http://www.EasyScraps.com/blog
Zulma Cadena: http://edustory.wordpress.com/
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