Hi guys! I'm really excited, because I have two new bracelets that I made on my Etsy Art4Hunger Shop (www.etsy.com/shop/Art4Hunger)!
One has that awesome lazy beach vibe, like, "I'm going to lie down in the sun for the next couple centuries". you know what I mean? It has blues, metal links, and seashells. I love it! It's price is set at $10.00! Here it is...what do you think?
My other bracelet is more dark and dangerous, with art glass, crystals, and a strong almost goth-like style. It's more serious, yet still beautiful. The price of this one is also $10.00. Check it out!
+1 if you love one of these bracelets! Which do you like better? Comment and let me know!
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Thursday, December 25, 2014
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Card Descriptions
Wow. Christmas Eve, already? My wonderful winter break is slipping away! Nooooooooo! I need more free days!+1 if you agree!
Now for some close ups of some of my first designs of cards. I created each of these cards with an inspiration in mind, and therefore have a story to tell on each one. On the back, I wrote these descriptions. For instance, on my signature winter card, The Snow-woman (Note the earrings on her!), I write the story that I had in my little kid head when I created it. I think that the back inspiration adds a little uniqueness and a homemade, real quality. The cards are bright and neatly packaged, yet have a special feel to them that I love! What makes me smile isn't earning money for myself, but that some people out there will have a happier life because of our efforts. :)
What have you guys been doing lately? Comment below to tell me about your holiday break and which card description you think is the coolest!
Happiness snow-woman
in the winter!
Made at age 5.
The optimistic rose!
Made at age 5.
3 Hearts - a special
Valentine's Day card!
Made at age 11.
Now for some close ups of some of my first designs of cards. I created each of these cards with an inspiration in mind, and therefore have a story to tell on each one. On the back, I wrote these descriptions. For instance, on my signature winter card, The Snow-woman (Note the earrings on her!), I write the story that I had in my little kid head when I created it. I think that the back inspiration adds a little uniqueness and a homemade, real quality. The cards are bright and neatly packaged, yet have a special feel to them that I love! What makes me smile isn't earning money for myself, but that some people out there will have a happier life because of our efforts. :)
What have you guys been doing lately? Comment below to tell me about your holiday break and which card description you think is the coolest!
Happiness snow-woman
in the winter!
Made at age 5.
The optimistic rose!
Made at age 5.
3 Hearts - a special
Valentine's Day card!
Made at age 11.
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