The closest I have come to igniting my inspiration was this past weekend when I helped Shosh set up a vendor booth at the Original Rubber Stamp show in San Jose. Mike and I stayed up til nearly 3 am working on displays and then we all got up at 7 am to get coffee and put final touches on the booth before the show opened at 9. Mike shot a couple of pix while we were setting up with my camera, so these aren't the finished product but pretty close. Overall the booth did very well and Shosh & Mike were pleased and excited. I hope I helped them to figure out the ins and outs of doing shows as I have TONS of them under my belt. They will also be vending at the fall stamp show and the ZNE show in August and I hope to be helping. To check out more on this fun show, visit Hannah Grey's blog.
Not much else to report right now. As I said I am trying to bust out of my artsy funk. Maybe I need to find just the right swap inspire me. I recently got my panels back from Karla & Beth's Birds & Bonnets swap which inspired me tremendously. I loved working with the images supplied by The Vintage Workshop.
Not much else to report right now. As I said I am trying to bust out of my artsy funk. Maybe I need to find just the right swap inspire me. I recently got my panels back from Karla & Beth's Birds & Bonnets swap which inspired me tremendously. I loved working with the images supplied by The Vintage Workshop.
hey- come visit me and hang out on the porch for awhile. Stare at the deer and the birds flitting by- maybe that'll jump start you!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a good swap to get the creative juices flowing.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you need to be the hostess!!
Alison
Heather, I'm sorry you are in a rut. Danielle (The Vintage Dragonfly Studio) is having a Beachcombing Treasures Swap and Sherry (If I Could Set My Soul Free) is hosting a Wizard of Oz Swap. I'm sorry you never got a journal. That sucks. You are a really nice lady and that shouldn't happen to anyone, let alone you.
ReplyDeleteI hope your muse returns soon! I love looking at your beautiful creations!
ReplyDeleteBooth looks good! Love the work you did for Cerri. Also, love your faves in the lower post. See you at ZNE!
ReplyDeleteGo for a drive, buy yourself the biggest box of crayons you can find and color, stand on your porch and feel the wind sweep across your face like a lover's hands.
ReplyDeletexoxo Nita
Heather,
ReplyDeleteHang in there. I am all too familiar with the "rut thing" having just come out of it myself. It was a very long 3 months or so. Ugh... But, here I am out of the rut and feeling like I am back 100%. One day I woke up and everything seemed different and the rut was gone. Who knows why. So, I just signed up for a swap to get back into the swing of things. The arttechniques yahoo group still has openings for a skinny book swap due in August....
-Michelle
I would love to do a swap too! I have also been in a small rut..but come by my blog and maybe you can find some inspiration there :)
ReplyDeleteI get a little burned out too. Sometimes a rut can lead to a great bout of creativity - like you must have to be working up to it so brace yourself!
ReplyDeletehi heather.. I so know that feeling. I hate feeling uninspired.. but if you hop around blogland, youre sure to find something that tickles your fancy and ignites a spark of creativity!!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a great time in disney world!
hugs
vivian
Heather - I'm there with 'ya... it doesn't help that our 'spring' here in MT has consisted of rain and very cold temps (32 tonight) for the past 30 days or more - no sun and a chance of SNOW... I have no desire to create... I'm planning a quick trip down to Yellowstone Park tomorrow (only 90 miles away). Maybe I'll get some inspiration there! Yes, a swap would be great. I've done a few small swaps lately but I'm ready for something grand! Hang in there! Jamie V
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I haven't received my panel yet!!! I'm getting excited seeing everyones!
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