Showing posts with label Illustrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illustrator. Show all posts

Saturday, November 29, 2014

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

American Made 2014 Nominee

Martha Stewart - American Made 2014 - Nominee Badge 

Yippie !  - I just got nominated to American Made 2014 by
Martha Stewarts Judges.

Vote for me starting starting Sept. 15th - Oct. 13, 2014

https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/americanmadeawards


The more social shares on Facebook and Twitter, the better the maker's chances of earning one of our 200 wild-card finalist spots for grand-prize consideration.

I will give a shout out reminder as we get closer to the date.

Mark Your Calendar

  • Nominations
    June 3–Aug. 29, 2014
    Nominate yourself or other aspiring makers.
  • Judging
    June 23–Sept. 8, 2014
    Judges will select finalists throughout this period.
  • Online Voting
    Sept. 15–Oct. 13, 2014
    Vote for your favorite American makers.
  • Winners Announced
    Oct. 17, 2014
    2014 Award Winners and Audience Choice Winner announced.
  • American Made Event
    Nov. 7–8, 2014
    Join us for our annual event in New York City.

    This is the write up about my Art Studio in Upstate New York:

    Wish me luck as there is $10,000 chance for my small Business and also a chance to be at Martha's NYC Show- wow.


Friday, March 8, 2013

Graphic 45 Design Team Audition 2013





Graphic 45 Design Team Audition 2013

Wish me luck in getting picked as a Graphic45 Design Team Member for 2013.
The finalists will be announced on April 4, 2013.

If you want to apply and be considered to be on the team, the details are here:

Happy thoughts -
Create and create some more !







Friday, May 4, 2012

Paper shoes - mini

New shoes for a Business Card Sculpture today:
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The Tax man's bangs, coat and tie are also separate.
Did you see the cufflinks?

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Teach a class - Free Pop-Up card making.

Some of my presentations have been for school age children.  I was thrilled that every child walked away with a Pop-Up card they had made.  Before each presentation I made sure I had the appropriate level pop-up card to suit the new audience.  If it takes a lot of explaining, where I do most of the talking, I found it is less fun for the children.

My presentation to a class of 15 Juniors with Autism has been the most interesting thus far.  I signed in through Security at the High School and one girl from the class was sent to bring me to the Art room.  She was a very happy girl and before I knew it, we were in the room.  My biggest fear was that I would not have enough to fill the 2 hours scheduled for me.  Time flew and we all seemed to have fun.  One girl had a melt down and left the room with a 1 to 1 assistant, but came back before the end of class.  I learned a lot from these High School students.  They suggested how to cut down some of the steps to create the card.  One young man showed me some new angles to change the card we were working on into a totally different card.
One girl loved cats and she changed the card into a Pop-Up cat card.  One boy loved computers and explained to me about 3D-4D graphics programs and offered to show me how to do my own programming.  These young men and women made me think perhaps I was the challenged one as I left the school.  They made my mind smile.