Hue-ahaulic: Coral
Hue-ahaulic: Coral by kimberly-kling on Polyvore float softly upward PRINT by jessicagswift on Etsy / Gnome Brooch / Polymer Clay Brooch / Pin by nicholelillianryan / Double Sided Wrapping Paper mixed pack 3 sheets by EvaenAnne / Coral Sky crochet coin purse by airali...
Inspirational Image Friday {Leap}
Lilla Rogers Global Talent Search **Update**
Submissions have begun for the Lilla Rogers Global Talent Search and I am so terribly excited! I know I’ve been promising you an update. I meant to give you one as I went along, but I got so on-a-roll and focused that I sort of forgot about posting it here....
Hue-ahaulic: Lime
I have a problem, but it’s a good one…I think. I’m addicted to color. The inspiration online is endless and astounding. So with that in mind, I’ve decided to feed my addiction with a blog series called Hue-ahaulic. When you type...
Camp Oh My! Handmade Merit Badges
For those of you who haven’t heard, Oh My! Handmade Goodness is adventuring through the summer with a creative business camp. This month, the Camp OMHG Merit Badge design challenge started and today the first set of merit badges were offered. I submitted six...
Lilla Rogers Global Talent Search Begins!
I’ve been anxiously awaiting this moment for over a month now. The Lilla Rogers Global Talent Search design brief was sent out today! For those of you who haven’t heard about this, the Global Talent Search is an opportunity to win two years of...
Prioritizing Self-Care **It’s The Declaration of You Bloglovin’ Tour + Free Desktop Wallpaper**
Wake up. Check e-mail. Sit on butt. Get realllly hungry. Sit on butt more and respond to e-mails. Get reallllllly hungry and start feeling like ick. Sit a little longer. Just one more e-mail. Decide that you can’t work while feeling like ick, so go get...
Inspirational Image Friday {Grooming Day}
I am completely enamored by Victo Ngai’s worked. There is so much detail, you could really revel in it for hours. Check out more of his amazing work at Behance.
Spreading Some Sunshine With Sunflowers
It’s a rare sight to see sunflowers growing in the middle of a high plains desert. We have native flowers in the same family, but they are tiny. This year, my husband and I decided to see if we could get the giant sunflowers to grow. It was his idea. I went...
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