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Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts

Apr 28, 2013

Keeps a Rollin

My techno disaster is fixed, but now i'm so sick and blurry I can't think...here's some photos of my latest happenings though. Real blog coming soon...

New Job!Pic by Rachael Harper of On Track Yoga


Pic by Rachael Harper of On Track Yoga


Lunch with the lovelies

Making Shanti Wraps

80's party at JackRabbits
80's party, I'm the only one who remembers them

My boy is cool!


Jon was John Hancock
my beautiful children(the oldest is missing as he is too cool for  school)
My husband is a jokster

                                       
                                                      dress rehearsal for the upcoming recital- Ad Rock indeed!


                       
                                          
                    

Jan 26, 2013

The Great Purge-







I'm still cleaning- but I'm making progress! I should be done Tuesday and then I can get to the important things-MAKING!!

But my Class studio is AWESOME!! 2013 is the year of DOING!




Jan 2, 2013

Be Creative Everywhere!

Monkey Joe's- an indoor bouncy haven for bubba's!
My travel studio!
Look what I created while the bubba's were playing!

I try to find pockets of time everyday, not such an easy task with 4 bubba's and a husband who's pretty cute. I'm always distracted and procrastinating. One of my goals for 2013 is to create EVERYDAY. Sounds like a large project, but it's totally manageable!

1. Sketch, doodle, write for 10 minutes a day.
2. Paint a background, walk away, come back and add elements throughout the day. You don't have to finish today, just work on it daily.
3. A little TMI, but I always take a note pad in the bathroom with me, it's really the only place in the house that I can get a bit of privacy.
4. I always have a sketchbook and some colored pens on hand, so if I'm waiting in line, or waiting on the kids, I can be productive!

It's easy to make time to be creative, you just have to do the work. If you create a daily practice, you'll start getting that artistic corner of your brain all juiced up and it will be ready for creation always!