This week I have a variety of interesting sites that I have stumbled upon. (Do you know about stumbelupon.com? If not, check it out!)
40 Inspirational Songs to Help You Reach Your Goals
Little Statues Carved from Crayons
You’ve got to see this site! Pattie Mosca is a very talented artist whose work I just love! She has several blogs, but this one is so unique! She posts the beautiful permission slips that she has arted up and written beautifully. There are permission slips for being in the moment, seeing your beauty and doing something badly. I think she should publish these as a deck of cards. Here is one of her cards, just to tease you.
(c)Pattie Mosca
Terri, owner and creator of BoneSighArts.com is truly a one-of-a-kind person. She is the nicest person I have ever known. She writes these amazing little “bone sighs” and creates art to go with them. They are very simple and yet the emotions the evoke are profound! I dare you to find on of her bonesighs that you don’t relate to in some way.
This week I’m featuring the site of my dear friend, Karen. Her site, Square Peg People is so full of love and enthusiasm, just like she is! Her site is a personal spa, “ A resources and community to inspire, encourage and nourish the inner YOU – the essence of YOU – the real YOU!
If you have ever felt like you just don’t fit in and want to learn to accept that uniqueness instead of feeling out of place, Square Peg People is for you! Please check it out and experience Karen’s loving, welcoming atmosphere.
I want to share a really great blog with you. It’s called Art Alchemist by my friend, Kristina. Her background is in research science plus she’s an artist. On her blog she does these incredibly in-depth experiements and reports all the details. But, the cool thing is that her experiments are on art techniques! She’s done several on various types of transfers. And she is also working on making her own Twinkling H2O’s. You are going to love the information she shares!
I just recently discovered the blog of Carol Nelson. I admire her art and her blog is interesting because she writes about her process on pieces she is creating. She has a variety of types of art she creates.
If you haven’t visited iHanna’s blog, you should! I really love her blog. Partly because she’s a great artist and works in so many different media. But mostly because her personality if so warm. You feel like you’re hanging out with her when you read the great posts. She is on a hiatus for the summer, so it’s a great time to get caught up on the posts. And you can subscribe to her newsletter while you’re there, too.
