Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Moonbeams, Hollywood, and American Icons
New items up for sale, including my brand new Hollywood Bracelet, Moonbeams Necklace, and my hand drawn portraits of famous American icons like Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, and John Wayne. Check them out now!
Friday, March 21, 2008
Fluttering Butterfly Ring
Introducing my brand new Butterfly Dreams Swarovski Crystal Ring! Isn't it cute? I love how it looks like it has come to sit upon my finger. For more details and sale information on this ring, see here.
*ALL of my Butterfly Dreams items are copyright protected under VA 1-417-622. Thank you.
*ALL of my Butterfly Dreams items are copyright protected under VA 1-417-622. Thank you.
Monday, March 17, 2008
A Love Affair with Pencils
Not only do I make jewelry, but my first love is actually drawing. Here is a portrait that is drawn by me of Marilyn Monroe that is for sale in my store now.
I have been drawing since I was very little. My earliest memory of making art occurred about 24 years ago. I painted a picture of my Dad’s blue, four door truck when I was about 4. I managed to get the black wheels, windshield, bed of the truck, and side windows pretty accurately depicted so that it actually looked like the real thing. My Dad was so proud of it he took it to work and showed it off to all his friends. Since my Dad (back then) happened to be a tough guy who rarely showed his emotions, I thought that was pretty nifty of him to do so. I think I still love the fact he did that for me all those years ago. My Dad is the bomb. He made his little girl so happy that she continues to make art 2 decades later.
*All art is Copyright Protected.
I have been drawing since I was very little. My earliest memory of making art occurred about 24 years ago. I painted a picture of my Dad’s blue, four door truck when I was about 4. I managed to get the black wheels, windshield, bed of the truck, and side windows pretty accurately depicted so that it actually looked like the real thing. My Dad was so proud of it he took it to work and showed it off to all his friends. Since my Dad (back then) happened to be a tough guy who rarely showed his emotions, I thought that was pretty nifty of him to do so. I think I still love the fact he did that for me all those years ago. My Dad is the bomb. He made his little girl so happy that she continues to make art 2 decades later.
*All art is Copyright Protected.
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