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Sweet Blog Award

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on February 25, 2010 by Diane ClancyFebruary 25, 2010

Pam of Magdalene Jewels has give my a Sweet Blog Award!! So I feel quite honored to be given an award which gives Thanks to “Sweet Friends: with kind words, sweet thoughts and good times” from someone I think is just as deserving of such an award. (borrowing from Pam) In accepting this award, I first must list 10 things that make me happy, then pass the “Sweet Blog Award” onto 10 bloggers whose blogs always make me smile! Here is the post with the details. Thank you so very much, Pam!!

Sweet Blog Award

Sweet Blog Award

The rules associated with this award are that I am to write 10 things that make me happy and then pass this award to 10 of my fellow bloggers:

Ok, first 10 things that make me HAPPY!!:

1. My daughter Jennifer who is mostly grown up (I don’t feel all grown up so I wouldn’t want to impose that on her).  We have a fantastic relationship and I love her dearly!

2. Susan, my best friend.  Our lives are filled with much work, art, networking, movies and more.  I am happy as we flow through life together!

3. Art!  I love making art (except when I don’t <grin>) and truly enjoy feeling traditional materials all squishy on my paper and hands.  Digital art is so wonderful the way it is so mutable and responsive.  All this art make my heart and soul sing!

4. Mediating and communing with the Spirits.  This is one of my deepest joys and I feel so happy and alive when I am so deeply connected to the Universe in a conscious way.

5. Working with a student or client who really, truly wants to learn. I love seeing the growing awareness of how things work – just so much satisfaction!

6. The sun on my face, a gentle breeze in the trees … feeling at peace and one with nature.

7. Color!! Anyone who knows my art knows I love color – I thrive on it and just feel so nourished by certain kinds of vibrant, colorful paintings and sites. Whether in the sky or in my or someone’s paintings, color makes me happy!

8. Watching movies with Susan and talking about them as we go – the colors, the dialogue, character development, what works, what doesn’t, what we think should be expanded on or changed.  Very happy!

9. Dancing to music, feeling in the flow, letting the music carry me along.

10. Traveling to different places, cultures and people.  Most of this has been in my own home, through books, movies, computer, imagination and listening to others. Hearing about different perspectives and viewpoints and learning how others see the world.  Allowing that to wash over me … sometimes shifting my ideas and other times feeling more certain in my own ways. Very uplifting.

Here are my nominees … all very fine and hard to choose with so many great blogs!! Know that I considered YOU!! Thank you! Here are my 10 I have chosen for the moment.

1. Jean Hood of Jean Levert Hood – Texas Hill Country Painter and my co-moderator of VAST and a delightful person

2. Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas – a very gifted mandala artist & good friend

3. Irene of The Green Stone Woman – courageous, strong, insightful and enjoyable woman and my most faithful commenter

4. Karen Faulkner of Karen Faulkner Art – creates colorful, delicate watercolors and you might remember I won her lovely painting

5. Lynda of Peripheral Vision – Inner Sights by Lynda Lehmann

6. Lisa of Lucky Dip – art and photography by Lisa Sarsfield

7. Kara of 1000 Faces 0f Mother Henna – creates vibrant, fun art and speaks deeply from her heart and soul

8. Lynne of An Artists’ Ramblings by Lynne Reichart – creates lovely art and has great giveaways regularly

9. Linda of Paintings in Watercolor – fantastic fine art by Linda Hammelman

10. Robin of Pocketful of Colors – Robin Maria Pedrero is a visual artist who must create!

This was fun to honor all these lovely artistic, creative people! Thanks for coming by!

~ Diane Clancy

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Selling Your Art – Part IX (CafePress vs Zazzle)

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on August 11, 2009 by Diane ClancyAugust 12, 2009

Yesterday I wrote a post asking Which Mug Do You Prefer? I showed two mugs that I created – one at CafePress and one at Zazzle and asked which people preferred.  More questions also came up from this post .. so I thought I would do another show and tell.  Further down are the links to the earlier parts of this ongoing series about marketing.

Freckles in Flowers II

Freckles in Flowers II, Digital © Diane Clancy

This is the original image that I have started with – one of my vibrant, colorful paintings.  It is a photograph of my best kitty that then I have digitally enhanced. Felicia Kramer asked “Question: did you do anything different when you submitted your artwork to the sites or was it basically identical?”   This is a fantastic question, Felicia, because I did do something very different.

Ocean Dreams Redbubble Print

Freckles in Flowers II CafePress Mug Template, Digital © Diane Clancy

CafePress and Zazzle each have templates that you can download so you can make sure you are prepping your files correctly to make your work come out great!  The first picture above is the template for the mug at CafePress … so you can see that I have put 2 sets of images there to be placed on the mug.  Most people only put one image so I thought putting 2 images was very creative!

Ocean Dreams Redbubble Print

Freckles in Flowers II Zazzle Mug Template, Digital © Diane Clancy

When I started at Zazzle – quite a bit later – I realized that I wanted people to be able to see my lovely kitty, Freckles, even more clearly – so I can up with using the image 3 times.  So this is one big difference.  I want to emphasize that the templates to begin with are not identical.

But there are a couple of other differences also.  The size of the 2 mugs are different …. I forget which is larger … but the image sits on the mug in various ways …you can see that from the pictures from yesterday’s post – there are links there to the actual mugs.  It looks like there is a lid to the Zazzle mug – I am not sure.  And obviously, Zazzle markets their mugs in an unusual way …  CafePress has the photo of the mug straight on – but Zazzle is at an angle and I think it is a very creative way to show a mug.

Awhile ago were Part I,  Part II, Part III, Part IVraman amplifier, Part V, Part VI,  Part VII and Part VIII in this art marketing series – this is all in response to Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) who recently wrote me “i am curious to know out of all the ways you sell your art, which is the most profitable for you and which is the most enjoyable?” I have been getting some good feedback from various people that this is being helpful to them.  There are a lot of details in all theses other posts too.

I welcome hearing from others what your experiences and thoughts are!!  We may differ for sure!  I hope that we can help each other know the strengths of each shop.  Please feel free to ask questions to get more information – I am glad to share what I can and so are others! … thanks for coming by!!

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Premio MeMe Award

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on July 9, 2009 by Diane ClancyJuly 9, 2009

Given that Susan has just been in surgery, I am going to take this day to create a lighter post to relax a little … tomorrow should be back to the Art Marketing.  I am delighted and amazed to receive the Premio MeMe Award from Carole of Art Plus Blog (readingsully2) and Pam of Always Artistic: The Blog – both who have very lovely artwork! Carole has a lovely blog Art Plus Blog and here is the post with all the details that go with this award – along with what she has shared.  Pam has a lovely blog Always Artistic: The Blog and here is her post with the details and her sharing. I am thrilled!! Thank you! An additional benefit – both of these wonderful blogs are involved in a blog giveaway – check them out to see the details!! What you need to do is very manageable!

Premio MeMe Award

Premio MeMe Award

The rules associated with this award are that I am to write seven little-known facts about myself, and then pass this award to seven of my fellow bloggers:

Ok, first 7 things about me:

1. I went cross county (the US and Canada) in a car in 1974 and it was one of the very best times of my life.

2. Taking off what Carole wrote – I truly enjoy watching Survivor and Amazing Race – they are the 2 shows I watch in real time – don’t call me then!

3. Again, taking off on what Carole wrote – I used to sing with Amandla (a singing group) and we sang in Boston when Nelson Mandala came to speak – he passed about 20 feet away from me!

4. I got mad about the treatment of women in the Last Tango in Paris (a movie) and I didn’t watch any movies for about 10 years.  Now I love watching movies – especially on video and DVD.

5. My daughter has been Mickey Mouse – in the real costume.

6. When I have the physical energy, I love dancing – being in the flow with unstructured movement.

7. I have a music box (a wooden carved squirrel) that my grandfather gave me when I was about a year old.

Here are my nominees … all very fine and hard to choose with so many great blogs!! Know that I considered YOU!! Thank you!

1. Jean Hood of Jean Levert Hood – Texas Hill Country Painter and my co-moderator of VAST and a delightful person

1. Sue O’Kieffee of Sacred Circle Mandalas – a very gifted mandala artist & good friend

3. Irene of The Green Stone Woman – courageous, strong, insightful and enjoyable woman and my most faithful commenter

4. Karen Faulkner of Karen Faulkner Art – creates colorful, delicate watercolors and you might remember I won her lovely painting

5. ZudaGay of Clay in the Hands – creates incredible clay mini-sculptures – they are incredible (I have one) and a lovely person

6. Brenda Thour of Brenda Thour – Wildlife & Landscape Artist – creates lovely art from nature and is a lovely person

7. Kara of 1000 Faces 0f Mother Henna – creates vibrant, fun art and speaks deeply from her heart and soul

This was fun to honor all these lovely artistic, creative people! Thanks for coming by!

~ Diane Clancy

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Selling Your Art – Part VII (Zazzle)

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on July 6, 2009 by Diane ClancyJuly 6, 2009

Recently were Part I,  Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V and Part VI in this art marketing series – this is all in response to Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) who recently wrote me “i am curious to know out of all the ways you sell your art, which is the most profitable for you and which is the most enjoyable?” I have been getting some good feedback from various people that this is being helpful to them.

What a great question, Sue!!  I know some other artists sometimes read my blog – I hope everyone will chime in – this could be very helpful to us all!  I am really looking forward to hearing from others too!  We have already done an overview of offline selling (much more to be said about that!), online selling from a shop where you the seller ship directly to your customer, online selling from a shop where the site produces the merchandise and ships directly to the customer and an overviews of Etsy, 1000 Markets and CafePress.

Today we will focus on one online shop (Zazzle) where you the artist upload your images onto the shop site and then put those images onto merchandise that you choose. Then the shop itself (not you the artist) is the one who prints the item up and ships it directly to the customer.  Check back in Part III to refresh your memory of some of the pluses and minuses of this method of online selling if you like. I have 4 online shops currently where I put my paintings onto merchandise and then sell it right there from that site.  I will give you details about my 2 current favorites and tell you why I like them.  They are CafePress and Zazzle.  These are links directly to my shops – it is easy to go to the main pages from there. Some artists have other favorites and I hope you (they) will post about them in the comments!  Today we look at Zazzle.

This postage (YES, real actual US postage!!) from my Zazzle Shop showcases my vibrant, colorful painting of Evening Stroll.   You can see that they also have room for the description to capture interest, details of what one is selling, and also the various views of your item. (Refer to earlier posts if you want more on this.)

Evening Stroll Postage

Evening Stroll Postage © Diane Clancy

I like Zazzle a whole lot!!  You can probably tell that I think their offering real US postage is amazing to me – I love it!! This process is similar to working in CafePress – but also different … so bear with me.  You can open a shop.   See Susan Elkin’s shop as an example of another shop. You can use one image on all items or a different one on each. A great thing about Zazzle is that it is free – you can have as many items as you like for free – unlike CafePress.  Also you get to set your own price markup.  As far as I know, Zazzle doesn’t mark down your items like CafePress does if you find an item through the main site instead of going directly to someone’s shop.

I started with CafePress – and have listed tons on items … just lots and lots – so the process is very familar to me.  It was what I started with.  Most people think Zazzle is easier to work with – in some ways it is.  There are fewer screens one needs to work through to get to finalizing one’s product. The last post focused on CafePress.  Since we have already talked about CafePress and since I know it better, I will sometimes use them as a reference point.

Zazzle works well and faster than CafePress – in some ways.  To be clear about the process (to prepare for writing this) I just listed 2 new products.  The first one took forever – it got locked into not being able to go to the next step – this happens to me quite frequently – which is why I am not fonder of Zazzle than I am.  The second item I was able to create quite quickly.  Another problem that I have with Zazzle is – the last time I checked, one also could not change the text on an item once it was created – I think this is a real mistake.

My problem is this – they seem to assume you know how to work with their templates … and they seem pretty obvious – but I am never sure if the process is just very buggy (that means things don’t work like they are supposed to) or if I am doing something wrong.  Whenever I have asked, and when it goes smoothly, it does seem like I am using the templates correctly.  But, for instance, I have been able to choose the font type maybe once out of every 5 items I make.  The rest of the time I end up using the default because I can’t get the font thing to work – even though I choose it and press close to show I accept it.  I do the same thing on the times it works and doesn’t work.  Remember I am a graphic designer used to using programs and I am sort of geeky – so it is not that I am computer-phobic!  I waste a lot of time trying to get from one step to another because it doesn’t seem to function correctly.

Zazzle also has templates for the items you want to put your images on – you can download them and work with the templates directly.  They also have the sizing info right there as are you are choosing an image for a new product.  This is fantastic – because it makes things potentially simpler – one can then bypass the templates.  One does still need to prep the image different ways for different items.  It can get a bit challenging – but doable.  Choose an item – put it in your shop – then upload the image you want to put on this item. Go ahead and put the image onto the merchandise …. after you put the image, you can write a description (as in Etsy, 1000 Markets and CafePress) and also put in tags.

Tags are important – tags are what allow someone to find your work out of all the 100,000’s of pieces that are there.  You can name this particular item – I use the name of the painting with the name of the type of merchandise.  They also have you choose which category your item goes into.  CafePress also has you do this – even though I didn’t mention it before.

Then you can set your price.  These kinds of PRINT ON DEMAND shops generally have a base price that you would pay if you bought your own work.  Then you set a price increase (by percentage) to add to the price so that you make something when someone buys your work.   This is where you make your money from this type of online selling.  Of course, you will want to strike a balance … more profit per item vs more affordable so PERHAPS more people will buy it.

You can add a banner to your shop and do some editing of how you present your online store.  My own way of marketing is that I strive to give some consistency and a similar feel to all my online marketing – it is not identical at all … but hopefully someone would recognize that it is me!

The variety of merchandise is great and they keep adding more.  I love seeing my work on all the various items!  I am not sure if there is a way to have sections to your shop or not.  But it is easy to choose to see all the mugs at once – but their links on the side.  It is also wonderful that there are fan clubs and you can join someone’s fan club. (I hope you will join mine – my Zazzle is here).  It is also a fantastic thing that people can leave comments for your shop and for individual items.  This makes it much more interactive with the collectors than at CafePress.  There is a community where you can interact with other people – I have not explored this at all.  I am sure (as everywhere else) that the more you connect with others, the more sales you make.

Sales – this brings us to a part some people don’t like.  When you sell your work at Etsy or 1000 Markets, you get paid directly, right away (usually), by the buyer.  Besides developing a relationship, you also get the money.  When selling from Zazzle (or other on demand shops) you get paid either once a year or when a certain amount of money accumulates.  So you don’t see the money quickly unless you are a very high volume seller.  This doesn’t bother me because I feel like it is money in the bank – but some people do not like this.  It is part of the package though.

Many people think Zazzle is the best online shop to put one’s images onto merchandise.  I have heard many people promote it over CafePress.  One still needs to pay attention to sizing images to some degree.  I like Zazzle and hopefully I can figure out how not to get so slowed down by the problems of setting up new merchandise – I do not know why that happens so consistenly for me.  But I love my shop and will continue with it.

As with ALL these different types of shops … one needs to market your own shop – and I need to do a lot more of that!

I have a shop at Imagekind – they sell prints of my paintings, framed and unframed, and also cards.  They are a very good, respected shop with an extensive selection of papers, canvas and frames.  I also have a shop at Redbubble – Redbubble sells paintings on paper, canvas and posters with different finishing for the prints.  They also sell t-shirts. Many people love both of there shops.

So I recommend both CafePress and Zazzle as the best for me so far.  I welcome hearing from others what your experiences and thoughts are!!  We may differ for sure!  I hope that we can help each other know the strengths of each shop.  Please feel free to ask questions to get more information – I am glad to share what I can and so are others! … thanks for coming by!!

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Selling Your Art – Part VIII (Imagekind and Redbubble)

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on July 5, 2009 by Diane ClancyAugust 11, 2009

Recently were Part I,  Part II, Part III, Part IVraman amplifier, Part V, Part VI and Part VII in this art marketing series – this is all in response to Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) who recently wrote me “i am curious to know out of all the ways you sell your art, which is the most profitable for you and which is the most enjoyable?” I have been getting some good feedback from various people that this is being helpful to them.

What a great question, Sue!!  I know some other artists sometimes read my blog – I hope everyone will chime in – this could be very helpful to us all!  I am really looking forward to hearing from others too!  We have already done an overview of offline selling (much more to be said about that!), online selling from a shop where you the seller ship directly to your customer, online selling from a shop where the site produces the merchandise and ships directly to the customer and an overviews of Etsy, 1000 Markets, CafePress and Zazzle.

Today we will focus on two online shops (Redbubble and Imagekind) where you the artist upload your images onto the shop site and then you choose which of their prints you want to offer. Then the shop itself (not you the artist) is the one who makes the print and ships it directly to the customer.  Check back in Part III to refresh your memory of some of the pluses and minuses of this method of online selling if you like. I have 4 online shops currently where I put my paintings online and then sell it right there from that site.  I will give you details about these two shops today -  Redbubble and Imagekind.  These are links directly to my shops – it is easy to go to the main pages from there. Some artists have other opinions and I hope you (they) will post about them in the comments!

This laminated print from my Redbubble Shop showcases my vibrant, colorful painting of Ocean Dreams.   You can see that they also have room for the description to capture interest and details of what one is selling. (Refer to earlier posts if you want more on this.)

Ocean Dreams Redbubble Print

Ocean Dreams – Redbubble Print © Diane Clancy

This framed print from my Imagekind Shop showcases my vibrant, colorful painting of Reflections in Blue I.   Again they have room for the description to capture interest and details of what one is selling. This is just one example.

Reflections in Blue I Imagekind framed

Reflections in Blue I Imagekind – Framed Print © Diane Clancy

Imagekind and Redbubble are very different in one way from CafePress and Zazzle.  With CafePress and Zazzle one can put one’s paintings on a large variety of merchandise.  With Redbubble and Imagekind one can sell a variety of prints (both also offer cards and Redbubble offers t-shirts).

With both Imagekind and Redbubble, the size file that you upload of your painting, determines what you can sell to your customers. This is very different from the other 2 shops.  Each shop gives the specifications for each of the sizes of their prints.  If one uploads the largest size. then all the variations are automatically available – IF you choose to let them be available.  This is a great ease compared to CafePress and Zazzle – it is lovely to load ONE variation for each painting, and then the sizes are automatically adjusted by the shop.  Also it makes the naming easy – all one needs to do is name each image one has uploaded.  So there is some real simplicity in these shops.

It is simpler in many ways – but also the choices are limited as to the type of item that is offered.  Imagekind has loads and loads of types of frames, mats and papers to customize your prints.  Redbubble gives choices of sizes from a greeting card up to a poster – with various finishings. Upload the image you want and then you can write a description (as in Etsy, 1000 Markets, CafePress and Zazzle) and also put in tags. Tags are important – tags are what allow someone to find your work out of all the 100,000’s of pieces that are there.

Then you can set your price.  These kinds of PRINT ON DEMAND shops generally have a base price that you would pay if you bought your own work.  Then you set a price increase to add to the price so that you make something when someone buys your work.   This is where you make your money from this type of online selling.  Of course, you will want to strike a balance … more profit per item vs more affordable so PERHAPS more people will buy it.

You have a shop and you can customize your shop – at least to some degree.  If you have a paid membership at Imagekind (I don’t), then you can have multiple galleries.  At Imagekind one can have fans and be a fan to other galleries.   At Redbubble you can have a watchlist and be on other people’s watchlists.

There is are communities where you can interact with other people – I have not explored this at all.  I am sure (as everywhere else) that the more you connect with others, the more sales you make.

Sales – this brings us to a part some people don’t like.  When you sell your work at Etsy or 1000 Markets, you get paid directly, right away (usually), by the buyer.  Besides developing a relationship, you also get the money.  When selling from Imagekind and Redbubble (or other on demand shops) you get paid either once a year or when a certain amount of money accumulates.  So you don’t see the money quickly unless you are a very high volume seller.  This doesn’t bother me because I feel like it is money in the bank – but some people do not like this.  It is part of the package though.  So far I have sold one print at Imagekind and nothing at Redbubble … but I have not marketed them as well as I could.

As with ALL these different types of shops … one needs to market your own shop – and I need to do a lot more of that!

I have a shop at CafePress where I sell tiles, mugs, journals, bags and more. I also have a shop at Zazzle where I sell postage, mugs, cards, postcards and more.  Many people love both of there shops. Imagekind is wonderful for creating prints on a great variety of papers and Redbubble has a great variety prints and t-shirts.

I am hoping Christopher will share about templates at Zazzle – I don’t know about them and he thinks they are great.  I would LOVE to know more about them!

I recommend both CafePress and Zazzle as the best for me so far.  I welcome hearing from others what your experiences and thoughts are!!  We may differ for sure!  I hope that we can help each other know the strengths of each shop.  Please feel free to ask questions to get more information – I am glad to share what I can and so are others! … thanks for coming by!!

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Selling Your Art – Part VI (CafePress)

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on July 1, 2009 by Diane ClancyJuly 1, 2009

Recently were Part I,  Part II, Part III, Part IV and Part V in this art marketing series – this is all in response to Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) who recently wrote me “i am curious to know out of all the ways you sell your art, which is the most profitable for you and which is the most enjoyable?” I have been getting some good feedback from various people that this is being helpful to them.

What a great question, Sue!!  I know some other artists sometimes read my blog – I hope everyone will chime in – this could be very helpful to us all!  I am really looking forward to hearing from others too!  We have already done an overview of offline selling (much more to be said about that!), online selling from a shop where you the seller ship directly to your customer, online selling from a shop where the site produces the merchandise and ships directly to the customer and an overviews of Etsy and 1000 Markets.

Today we will focus on one online shop (CafePress) where you the artist upload your images onto the shop site and then put those images onto merchandise that you choose. Then the shop itself (not you the artist) is the one who prints the item up and ships it directly to the customer.  Check back in Part III to refresh your memory of some of the pluses and minuses of this method of online selling if you like. I have 4 online shops currently where I put my paintings onto merchandise and then sell it right there from that site.  I will give you details about my 2 current favorites and tell you why I like them.  They are CafePress and Zazzle.  These are links directly to my shops – it is easy to go to the main pages from there. Some artists have other favorites and I hope you (they) will post about them in the comments!  Today we look at CafePress and the next time at Zazzle.

This journal from my CafePress Shop showcases my vibrant, colorful painting of Underground.   You can see that they also have room for the description to capture interest, details of what one is selling, and also the various views of your item. (Refer to earlier posts if you want more on this.)

Underground Journal

Underground Journal © Diane Clancy

I love CafePress – it is the first place that I put my paintings onto merchandise – and this has been a dream of mine for over a decade!  I can’t tell you how magical it was the first time I saw MY painting on a mug!! WOW!!  I was (and still am) thrilled!  So this idea really works for me.  I want to make my work accessible and affordable to a wide range of people – this has always been part of my plan to make this happen.

This is not a one step process though … so bear with me.  You can open a shop.  A free shop is where you can have one of each different item that CafePress has.  So that is quite a lot!  They have tons of different shirts and you can have one of each type.  Last I looked there were 3 different types of mugs and you can have one of each type.  See Susan Elkin’s shop as an example of a free (basic) shop. You can use one image on all items or a different one on each.  The limit of a free shop is only one item of each kind.

Given that I want you to be able to choose from lots of my mugs, I chose to do a premium (paid) shop.  You can easily start with a free shop and then upgrade if you like.  I did that myself. So get your shop and shop name and you are ready to start.  You can have unlimited basic (free) shops – but I like the idea of various paintings all together.

You need to download their templates for the items you want to put your images on.  This is one of the trickier parts of CafePress – one needs to prep the image different ways for different items.  It can get a bit challenging – but doable.  Choose an item – put it in your shop – then upload the image you want to put on this item. Go ahead and put the image onto the merchandise …. after you put the image, you can write a description (as in Etsy and 1000 Markets) and also put in tags.

Tags are important – tags are what allow someone to find your work out of all the 100,000’s of pieces that are there.  There is a limit on the amount of tags (as most shops have a limit) and a limit on the number of characters (including spaces) that you can put in your description.  You can name this particular item – I use the name of the painting with the name of the type of merchandise.

Then you can set your price.  These kinds of PRINT ON DEMAND shops generally have a base price that you would pay if you bought your own work.  Then you set a price increase (by percentage or dollar amount) to add to the price so that you make something when someone buys your work.   This is where you make your money from this type of online selling.  Of course, you will want to strike a balance … more profit per item vs more affordable so PERHAPS more people will buy it.  There is a new situation at CafePress that I do NOT like at all.  It is my understanding that they cap your price increase to 10% when people find your work by searching by tag.  I personally think this cheapens the work and makes it too cheap and is unfair to the artist.  I spend quite a lot of time preparing the work and then …. but as for now, those are the new rules.

When you have a premium (paid) shop, you can work on the shop template and make quite a few changes to make the shop look how you want.  My own way of marketing is that I strive to give some consistency and a similar feel to all my online marketing – it is not identical at all … but hopefully someone would recognize that it is me!

The variety of merchandise is fantastic and they keep adding more.  I love, love, love seeing my work on all the various items!  You can have sections of your (paid) shop so that I have one section with all mugs and another with tiles.  There is a community where you can interact with other people – I have not explored this at all.  I am sure (as everywhere else) that the more you connect with others, the more sales you make.

Sales – this brings us to a part some people don’t like.  When you sell your work at Etsy or 1000 Markets, you get paid directly, right away (usually), by the buyer.  Besides developing a relationship, you also get the money.  When selling from CafePress (or other on demand shops) you get paid either once a year or when a certain amount of money accumulates.  So you don’t see the money quickly unless you are a very high volume seller.  This doesn’t bother me because I feel like it is money in the bank – but some people do not like this.  It is part of the package though.

Needing to prepare the images so differently for the various items, is one reason many people are not thrilled with CafePress.  Given that I had a system set up before I know about other shops, means that it bothers me less than it bothers some people.  Also there are a lot of steps for uploading, putting the image on, adding a description, adding tags … there are some short cuts to make some changes … but some people find it a little complicated.  My main issue is that they have cut my profit arbitrarily if someone finds me through tags.  I think that is a bad decision and a wrong one.  But I love my shop and will continue with it.

As with ALL these different types of shops … one needs to market your own shop – and I need to do a lot more of that!

I have a shop at Imagekind – they sell prints of my paintings, framed and unframed, and also cards.  They are a very good, respected shop with an extensive selection of papers, canvas and frames.  I also have a shop at Redbubble – Redbubble sells paintings on paper, canvas and posters with different finishing for the prints.  They also sell t-shirts. Many people love both of there shops.

So I recommend both CafePress and Zazzle as the best for me so far.  I welcome hearing from others what your experiences and thoughts are!!  We may differ for sure!  I hope that we can help each other know the strengths of each shop.  Please feel free to ask questions to get more information – I am glad to share what I can and so are others! … thanks for coming by!!

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Selling Your Art – Part V (1000 Markets)

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on June 28, 2009 by Diane ClancyMarch 14, 2012

Recently were Part I,  Part II, Part III, and Part IV in this art marketing series – this is all in response to Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) who recently wrote me “i am curious to know out of all the ways you sell your art, which is the most profitable for you and which is the most enjoyable?” I have been getting some good feedback from various people that this is being helpful to them.

What a great question, Sue!!  I know some other artists sometimes read my blog – I hope everyone will chime in – this could be very helpful to us all!  I am really looking forward to hearing from others too!  We have already done an overview of offline selling (much more to be said about that!), online selling from a shop where you the seller ship directly to your customer, online selling from a shop where the site produces the merchandise and ships directly to the customer and an overview of Etsy.

Today we will focus on one online shop (1000 Markets) where you the artist (and seller) ship directly to the customer.  Check back in Part II to refresh your memory of some of the pluses and minuses of this method of online selling if you like. I have several online shops where I ship directly to the buyer – there are LOTS to chose from.  I will give you details about my 2 current favorites and tell you why I like them.  They are Etsy and 1000 Markets.  These are links directly to my shops – it is easy to go to the main pages from there. Some artists have other favorites and I hope you (they) will post about them in the comments!  Yesterday we looked at Etsy and today will be 1000 Markets.

This Art Card, ACEO from my 1000 Markets Shop showcases my vibrant, colorful painting of Reflections in Blue III.  1000 Markets is my other favorite online place to sell where I ship directly to the buyer.  You can see that they also have room for the description to capture interest, details of what one is selling, and also the various views of your item. (Refer to yesterday’s post if you want more on this.)

Reflections in Blue III-ACEO

Reflections in Blue III-ACEO © Diane Clancy

1000 Markets has a similar concept to teams – but these are called Markets.  Each Market is focused on a theme – whether it be ACEOs, Photography, Hats, the 60’s …. here is where you can see them all – there are tons of Markets!! Like Etsy, you have your own shop … then you can join (or apply) to Markets to team up with others to promote and market together.  Again, like Etsy, anyone can join 1000 Markets – you don’t have to sell to join this site. One does have to have their shop approved once it is set up – before it can go public.  But that is probably a good thing to make sure things are a reasonable quality and to make sure it is not an shop that is selling illegal copies of paintings.

One great thing about the Markets as opposed to teams (Etsy) is that each Market has its own marketplace you can go.  At Etsy, VAST (Visual Artists Street Team) does not have a place where buyers can go to see what different team members sell.  1000 Markets gives each Market a marketplace.  Here is the marketplace for ACEOs – Art Cards, Editions and Originals.  This is a team I belong to and they are wonderful and active.

The Markets have another level of visibility and promotability that I don’t think the teams at Etsy have. This is part of why I like them so much.  And the Market structure and the set-up of the marketplace for each Market give another level of interaction with the customer.  Even my own shop at 1000 Markets has more built-in tools for promoting myself as an artist.  One’s shop cannot go public until you have a good amount of information there – it also protects the customer to make sure things are interesting.

People seem to feel that 1000 Markets has incredible potential.  It is fairly new and supposedly they are going to promote it well.  Perhaps it is more art-friendly than Etsy.  I enjoy it quite a bit!!  I like that the Markets I belong to have a real marketplace where we are promoting our work through the Market directly (unlike Etsy) …  I like how the team can discuss things together right there … in structured forums and not just through email.

Now I have not made a sale there yet … but I like how it works a lot.  I need to get going on marketing my shops again … so hopefully my sales in general will pick up again.  I have not spent as much time on 1000 Markets as I have on Etsy – I don’t know its potential as well.   I like the look and feel of 1000 Markets. I enjoy it a lot!  (Sue, your second criteria.)

I also have a shop at ArtFire – I have a free shop so I can have only 10 items.  Also, they do not promite my shop like they promote the paid shops.  I would love to hear how some others like ArtFire … I know a lot of people have started shops there … the jury seems to be out on whether ArtFire is good to be at. I have sold one item there – from someone that I know from other parts of the internet.   I have a shop at iCraft.ca – Creativity without Borders.  I have sold one item there – to someone that I never met before iCraft.

So I recommend both Etsy and 1000 Markets as the best for me so far.  I welcome hearing from others what your experiences and thoughts are!!  We may differ for sure!  I hope that we can help each other know the strengths of each shop.  Please feel free to ask questions to get more information … thanks for coming by!!

UPDATE: 1000 Markets has closed and Artfire no longer has free shops

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Selling Your Art – Part IV (Etsy)

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on June 27, 2009 by Diane ClancyJune 27, 2009

Recently were Part I,  Part II and Part III in this art marketing series – this is all in response to Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) who recently wrote me “i am curious to know out of all the ways you sell your art, which is the most profitable for you and which is the most enjoyable?” I have been getting some good feedback from various people that this is being helpful to them.

What a great question, Sue!!  I know some other artists sometimes read my blog – I hope everyone will chime in – this could be very helpful to us all!  I am really looking forward to hearing from others too!  We have already done an overview of offline selling (much more to be said about that!), online selling from a shop where you the seller ship directly to your customer, and online selling from a shop where the site produces the merchandise and ships directly to the customer.

Today we will focus on one online shop (Etsy) where you the artist (and seller) ship directly to the customer.  Check back in Part II to refresh your memory of some of the pluses and minuses of this method of online selling if you like. I have several online shops where I ship directly to the buyer – there are LOTS to chose from.  I will give you details about my 2 current favorites and tell you why I like them.  They are Etsy and 1000 Markets.  These are links directly to my shops – it is easy to go to the main pages from there. Some artists have other favorites and I hope you (they) will post about them in the comments!  I have decided to break this post into 2 parts … the length is way too long to read I think … so tomorrow will be 1000 Markets.

This is a framed print from my Etsy shop that showcases my vibrant, colorful painting of Conundrum I.  If you check out this link, you will see that I have different views of this collage.  Most of the shops allow you to have several images of your art.  I have the image itself, the print matted and the print framed.

Inner Flow II Framed Tile

Inner Flow II Framed Tile © Diane Clancy

If you notice, I also have a short story or description of the painting.  This gives one a way, a hook,  to bring the customer into the image … it helps draw someone into the picture and perhaps enhances their experience of our artwork.  Given that our collectors are collecting us, “the artist,” besides the painting … it is useful to reflect to them our way of looking at this image.  Of course, people can always have their own relationship with our painting … but this can be useful.  Most if not all of the shops allow you to entice the collector in this way.  Of course, one would also put other details about the item to inform the buyer.

But what makes Etsy different?  The question some of you are waiting to hear answered.  One of the best things about Etsy is the teams that are there.  You can join (or apply) to teams that interest you.  Some of the teams really work together to market and support each other.  Teams can be based on various interests – where one lives, what kind of work one sells, one’s age, one’s special interests … the list goes on and on.  Take a peek here to look at the teams (there are over 450).  I started to sell at Etsy once I got active on a couple of teams.

Through the teams one becomes more 3-dimensional … and remember, people are buying the artist, not just the art.  Many, but not all, of my sales have come from relationships I have built by being active in the Etsy community.  To get back to Sue’s question – Etsy is where (by far!!!) I have made the most money from online sales where I directly ship to people.  I have a fair amount of sales.  Many of them are for smallish amounts, but for quite awhile I had a steady flow of sales.

Another wonderful thing about Etsy is treasuries!  Here is the link to the treasuries – they are called “Curated, Shopping Galleries.” Anyone who is registered at Etsy can create a treasury.  One chooses 12 items and makes a mini-gallery – often with a theme.  Most of my sales from people who didn’t know me at all have come from treasuries … they are a great marketing tool!

Downsides of Etsy – one has to be registered at Etsy to buy an item.  Many sellers have requested a method to allow buyers to just drop in and buy … freely!  There are so many different shops now that one needs to work to stand out.  Art is not the best seller at Etsy – in many ways crafts have tended to sell better there – though the artists are working to change that.  The other shop owners at Etsy (and the buyers too) are part of what is great at Etsy!!  I have a how-to get started at Etsy if you want me to write up that post here – I don’t think I have posted it yet – I wrote it for the Artists Resource site a couple of us had started. We can certainly talk more about Etsy on another day … and feel free to make comments and I will do my best to anser them.

So I recommend Etsy as a place to open a shop for sure.  It has gotten some good publicity.  I welcome hearing from others what your experiences and thoughts are!!  We may differ for sure!  I hope that we can help each other know the strengths of each shop.  Please feel free to ask questions to get more information … thanks for coming by!!  I will post the 1000 Markets in the morning – it is already written – I just broke this post into 2 to make it more readable.

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Sue O’Kieffe’s Mandala Giveaway!!

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on June 25, 2009 by Diane ClancyJune 25, 2009

Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) has a wonderful giveaway!!  Here is the post with the details.  It is very simple to enter and she creates FANTASTIC mandalas!!  Don’t know what they are?  Go check out her blog!

Sue's Mandalas Giveaway

Sue’s Mandalas Giveaway

Sue has started selling her lovely mandalas!!  Check it out!! Sue has a great newsletter she just started too.  It is easy to sign up for it when you enter (if you like – no pressure).  Thank you for checking Sue’s giveway and mandala’s out!! How are you doing? Thank you for stopping by!

~ Diane Clancy

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Selling Your Art – Part III (Online Marketing)

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on June 23, 2009 by Diane ClancyJune 23, 2009

Yesterday was Part II in this series and the day before was Part I – this is all in response to Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) who recently wrote me “i am curious to know out of all the ways you sell your art, which is the most profitable for you and which is the most enjoyable?”

What a great question, Sue!!  I know some other artists sometimes read my blog – I hope everyone will chime in – this could be very helpful to us all!  I am really looking forward to hearing from others too!  We have already done an overview of offline selling and online selling from a shop where you the seller ship directly to your customer.  Today we will talk about the other kind of online shop.  After that I will talk about specifics. This is a framed tile from CafePress that showcases my vibrant, colorful painting of Inner Flow II.

Inner Flow II Framed Tile

Inner Flow II Framed Tile © Diane Clancy

Yesterday we covered selling online when the customer orders directly from you the seller – whether from your own website or blog or from one of the numerous online shops where you can list your work.  You ship directly from the buyer and they pay you directly.

After selling for awhile from these types of shops, I discovered another type of online selling.  There are shops where I can upload my own images from my paintings onto the site of the shop.   They then can print their merchandise with my image when someone wants to purchase it.

WOW!  What a concept!! They print, they ship, they bill, they deal with breakage and replacement, they deal with bounced payments, they deal with returns.  Sounds like a good deal to me!

There are ways that this does work incredibly well … I prepare the image of my painting (which depending on the shop can take quite some effort), then upload it (some shops upload more quickly than others), I put in descriptions and tags (depending on the shop), decide which types of items I will be selling this painting on … and list this painting in the shop.

Actually, it makes sense to decide what you want to place the image on first – because preparing the file depends on what item it is going on.  Also sometimes there are issues with color and such, depending on the type of object on which you have them print your painting,

Some shops sell only prints of an image – that is, they print on paper (or canvas, etc) – a print that you could frame.  That is something that I sell myself from my own home.  But they are able to sell the print with many choices of printing surfaces and lots of different choices in framing.  They are also able to print more inexpensively than I am able due to economies of scale.

Other shops sell lots of different merchandise.  So I can have my paintings on mugs, tiles, cards, shirts, postage (real US postage), journals, shoes, caps … the list keep getting longer as these stores offer more choices in merchandise.  So this is a great way to keep my images on THINGS – something I have wanted to do for over a decade.

They do the printing … and they PRINT ON DEMAND.  That is, they print my painting on a mug, only when some orders one.  I don’t have to buy 500 mugs with 1 image, pay the printer, store them at my house, ship them when someone buys one, absorb the cost when one breaks … you get the idea.  They have all that hassle.

The trade-off?  I don’t see the mug unless I buy one … so I am not sure of the quality printing and not sure how my color looks on their mug.  They get the bulk of the money for the sale.  They will have a “Base Price” – that is the price I would pay for buying my own work – then I can set an amount higher than that.  That way, when someone buys a framed tile, then I will get a certain amount of money credited to my account.

Ah, money credited to my account … that raises another issue.  Usually with these kind of shops, you don’t get paid that often.  Many times it will take awhile for the money to accumulate – and you don’t see that money until … well, each shop has a different agreement on how they handle the money.  Some artists find this very aggravating.  Also the amount I make on each sale is fairly small – especially when you look at the time I put in preparing the product.

I LOVE that my paintings are on merchandise that you can buy and use every day at home.  I so wanted that to happen.  Some of the other downsides?  I haven’t developed a relationship with you … you may not remember who the artist is unless I put my name or website intp the painting – in a readable way.   One woman has bought 50 cards of my Conundrum I painting (in 3 different orders) – all I know is her first name, town and state.  I cannot fillow up with her as a potential customer.  Clearly, she seems a satisfied customer – but she is not really MY customer. That is part of the trade-off.

Next I will cover the specific shops and move toward Sue’s original question. It helps me think to have written all this down and I sure hope it helps you!!

Tomorrow will be Illustration Friday and then I will return to the marketing (or maybe Sue O’kieffe’s giveway and then marketing).  Today is my birthday and it is decade changing.  Thanks for all your good wishes!! Thank you for stopping by!!

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Selling Your Art – Part II (Online Marketing)

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on June 22, 2009 by Diane ClancyJune 22, 2009

Yesterday was Part I in response to Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) who recently wrote me “i am curious to know out of all the ways you sell your art, which is the most profitable for you and which is the most enjoyable?” What a great question, Sue!!  I know some other artists sometimes read my blog – I hope everyone will chime in – this could be very helpful to us all!  I am really looking forward to hearing from others too!  Yesterday I gave an overview of offline selling. Today is the overview of one type of online selling – the post got long enough to break the online selling into 2 days. After that I will talk about specifics. This real US postage from Zazzle showcases my vibrant, colorful Fanciful Animal Images painting of Freckles in Flowers II. Freckles in Flowers II Postage © Diane Clancy There are 2 basic ways I sell online. The way I originally started selling online was that I create the art and then sell the item to the customer directly (often through a store).  Once a customer chooses an item, they pay for that item and then I ship it directly to them.  Once they get the product, if they bought through a shop, often they will leave feedback (hopefully positive!) and I leave feedback too. This is lovely to have the direct contact with the buyer.  They can contact or email me to ask questions beforehand.  They can … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

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Selling Your Art – Part I (Offline Marketing)

Diane Clancy Art Blog Posted on June 21, 2009 by Diane ClancyJune 21, 2009

Sue O’Kieffe of Sacred Circle Mandalas (http://sacred-circle-mandalas.blogspot.com) recently wrote me “i am curious to know out of all the ways you sell your art, which is the most profitable for you and which is the most enjoyable?” What a great question, Sue!!  I know some other artists sometimes read my blog – I hope everyone will chime in – this could be very helpful to us all!  There is a handful of sites that I use regularly and really enjoy.  I am really looking forward to hearing from others too!  This is mug from CafePress showcases my vibrant, colorful bubblescape painting of Violet Mist. Violet Mist Mug © Diane Clancy Today I am going to give an overview of the ways I sell my work offline – and what works about these ways and what doesn’t.  Tomorrow I will give an overview of the online ways I sell my art. The next day I will talk about specific sites and venues and what I like. (This post was getting too long and I know I prefer to read shortish posts). But I will probably write them all today so they hang together. There are 4 basic ways I sell – 2 offline and 2 online.  Locally I sell to stores or have items on consignment.  This is great because there is no running to the post office to send things off.  Consignment doesn’t work as well as an outright sale of course because there is no money paid to me … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

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  • [+]2017
    • [+]October
      • My Diane & Carolien's #3 G-H-I Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #116: Tangle with G-H-I
      • My Diane & Carolien's #3 D-E-F Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #115: Tangle with D-E-F
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      • Weekly Challenge #114: Tangle with A-B-C
    • [+]September
      • My Diane & Carolien's X-Y-Z Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #113: Tangle with X-Y-Z
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    • [+]August
      • Weekly Challenge #110: Tangle with O-P-Q
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      • Weekly Challenge #107: Tangle with F-G-H
      • My Diane & Carolien's C-D-E Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #106: Tangle with C-D-E
    • [+]July
      • My Diane & Carolien's Z-A-B Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #105: Tangle with Z-A-B
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      • Weekly Challenge #104: Tangle with W-X-Y
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      • Weekly Challenge #102: Tangle with Q-R-S
      • My Diane & Carolien's N-O-P Challenge Entry
    • [+]June
      • Weekly Challenge #101: Tangle with N-O-P
      • My Diane & Carolien's K-L-M Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #100: Tangle with K-L-M
      • My Diane & Carolien's H-I-J Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #99: Tangle with H-I-J
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      • Weekly Challenge #98: Tangle with E-F-G
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    • [+]May
      • Weekly Challenge #97: Tangle with B-C-D
      • My Diane & Carolien's Y-Z-A Challenge Entry #2
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      • Weekly Challenge #95: Tangle with V-W-X
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      • Weekly Challenge #94: Tangle with S-T-U
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      • Weekly Challenge #93: Tangle with P-Q-R
    • [+]April
      • My Diane & Carolien's M-N-O Challenge Entry #2
      • Weekly Challenge #92: Tangle with M-N-O
      • My Diane & Carolien's J-K-L Challenge Entry #2
      • Weekly Challenge #91: Tangle with J-K-L
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    • [+]March
      • My Diane & Carolien's D-E-F Challenge Entry #2
      • Weekly Challenge #89: Tangle with D-E-F
      • My Diane & Carolien's A-B-C Challenge Entry #2
      • Weekly Challenge #88: Tangle with A-B-C
      • My Diane & Carolien's M-C-T Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #87: Tangle with M-C-T
      • My Diane & Carolien's L-B-S Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #86: Tangle with L-B-S
    • [+]February
      • My Diane & Carolien's J-#-Q Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #85: Tangle with J-#-Q
    • [+]January
      • My Diane & Carolien's I-Z-P Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #84: Tangle with I-Z-P
      • My Diane & Carolien's N-D-U Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #83: Tangle with N-D-U
      • My Diane & Carolien's H-Y-O Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #82: Tangle with H-Y-O
  • [+]2016
    • [+]November
      • Our Weekly Zentangle Challenge on Vacation
      • My Diane & Carolien's K-A-Z Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #81: Tangle with K-A-Z
      • My Diane & Carolien's G-X-N Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #80: Tangle with G-X-N
    • [+]October
      • My Diane & Carolien's F-W-M Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #79: Tangle with F-W-M
      • My Diane & Carolien's Y-V-L Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #78: Tangle with Y-V-L
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      • Weekly Challenge #77: Tangle with E-R-#
      • My Diane & Carolien's D-U-K Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #76: Tangle with D-U-K
    • [+]September
      • My Diane & Carolien's Q-G-X Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #75: Tangle with Q-G-X
      • Diane & Carolien's Challenge Delayed a Day or Two
      • Weekly Challenge #74: Tangle with C-T-J
      • My Diane & Carolien's P-F-W Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #73: Tangle with P-F-W
      • My Diane & Carolien's B-S-I Challenge Entry
    • [+]August
      • Weekly Challenge #72: Tangle with B-S-I
      • My Diva Spill It Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's O-E-C Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #71: Tangle with O-E-C
      • My Diva Tangle Study-ING Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's A-R-H Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #70: Tangle with A-R-H
      • My Diane & Carolien's Y-G-V Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #69: Tangle with Y-G-V
      • Weekly Challenge #68: Tangle with C-F-V
      • Weekly Challenge #68: Tangle with C-F-V
    • [+]July
      • My Diane & Carolien's Q-O-K Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #67: Tangle with Q-O-K
      • My Diane & Carolien's U-#-X Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #66: Tangle with U-#-X
      • My Diane & Carolien's B-H-T Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #65: Tangle with B-H-T
      • My Diane & Carolien's A-Y-K Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #64: Tangle with A-Y-K
    • [+]June
      • My Diane & Carolien's R-V-I Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #63: Tangle with R-V-I
      • My Diane & Carolien's N-W-L Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #62: Tangle with N-W-L
      • My Diane & Carolien's D-C-A Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #61: Tangle with D-C-A
      • My Diane & Carolien's B-P-U Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #60: Tangle with B-P-U
      • My Diane & Carolien's M-H-S Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #59: Tangle with M-H-S
    • [+]May
      • My Diane & Carolien's G-L-J Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #58: Tangle with G-L-J
      • My Diane & Carolien's F-O-# Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #57: Tangle with F-O-#
      • My Diane & Carolien's V-E-Y Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #56: Tangle with V-E-Y
      • My Diane & Carolien's M-Q-G Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #55: Tangle with M-Q-G
    • [+]April
      • Golden Violet Peacock Sunrise Shower Curtain
      • My Diane & Carolien's P-W-Z Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #54: Tangle with P-W-Z
      • My Diane & Carolien's J-X-T Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #53: Tangle with J-X-T
      • My Diane & Carolien's C-K-S Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #52: Tangle with C-K-S
      • My Diane & Carolien's Q-E-R Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #51: Tangle with Q-E-R
      • My Diva UMT Fassett by Lynn Mead Entry
    • [+]March
      • My Diane & Carolien's H-S-O Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #50: Tangle with H-S-O
      • My Diane & Carolien's L-Z-Y Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #49: Tangle with L-Z-Y
      • My Diva Monotangle Shattuck
      • My Diane & Carolien's T-P-D Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #48: Tangle with T-P-D
      • My Diva Touch of Irish
      • My Diane & Carolien's A-#-X Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #47: Tangle with A-#-X
    • [+]February
      • My Diane & Carolien's F-U-N Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #46: Tangle with F-U-N
      • Pattern Mixer Combining Fungees Eddyper
      • Pattern Mixer Combining Afterglo AHH
      • My Tangle Me 3 C-bun for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's W-I-R Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #45: Tangle with W-I-R
      • My New to Me K, Margaret McKerihan
      • My Diva Valentangle
      • New to Me V, Heidi Sue Whitney, Cayke for Joey
      • My Tangle Me 3 Echo for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's M-B-Z Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #44: Tangle with M-B-Z
      • My Diva New Tangle: Molygon
    • [+]January
      • My Diane & Carolien's D-N-E Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #43: Tangle with D-N-E
      • My Diva Tangle within a Tangle
      • My Diane & Carolien's I-J-G Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #42: Tangle with I-J-G
      • My New to Me Q, Barbara Finwall SuzyMosh
      • My Tangle Me 3 Spokes for SuzyMosh
      • My New to Me A, PinBawl Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's Y-M-# Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #41: Tangle with Y-M-#
      • My Diva Bringing it Back to Old School
      • My Tangle Me 3 PinBawl for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's J-S-W Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #40: Tangle with J-S-W
      • My Diva Duotangle: Auraknot Diva Dance
  • [+]2015
    • [+]December
      • My Diane & Carolien's A-F-M Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #39: Tangle with A-F-M
      • Pattern Mixer Combining Loops Leef Chainz
      • My Diane & Carolien's L-P-N Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #38: Tangle with L-P-N
      • My Diane & Carolien's T-O-Q Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #37: Tangle with T-O-Q
      • My Diane & Carolien's X-P-I Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #36: Tangle with X-P-I
      • My Diva UMT African Artist Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Monotangle Zinger Challenge
      • My Diane & Carolien's K-U-C Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #35: Tangle with K-U-C
      • My Tangle Me 3 Points and Curves for SuzyMosh
    • [+]November
      • My Diva Monotangle Tree Challenge Entry
      • My New to Me X, Points Curves Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Joey's Monotangle Yuma Challenge
      • My New to Me I, Sue Clark Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's H-W-N Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #34: Tangle with H-W-N
      • My Tangle Me 3 Ansu for SuzyMosh
      • My Diva Hollibaugh Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Monotangle Xplode Challenge
      • My Diane & Carolien's B-E-X Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #33: Tangle with B-E-X
      • My Diva Tripoli Triptastic Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Monotangle W2 Challenge
      • Pattern Mixer Combining Nzeppel Narwal
      • My Diane & Carolien's U-K-H Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #32: Tangle with U-K-H
      • My Diva Just a Tiny Taste Entry
      • My Tangle Me 3 Hepmee for SuzyMosh
      • New to Me M, Kathy Barringer Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Joey's Monotangle Verdigogh Challenge
      • My Diane & Carolien's S-F-T Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #31: Tangle with S-F-T
      • New to Me U, Elena Hedzijaneva Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Diva New Official Tangle Gourdgeous
      • My Joey's Monotangle Unda Challenge
    • [+]October
      • My Tangle Me 3 Shattuck for SuzyMosh
      • My Diva Stones and Ceremony Challenge
      • My Diane & Carolien's O-A-C Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #30: Tangle with O-A-C
      • Pattern Mixer Combining Tropicana Ixorus
      • New to Me P, Sayantika Ray Entry SuzyMosh
      • Pattern Mixer Combining Fandango Dragonair
      • Pattern Mixer Combining Elements Facade Crescent Moon
      • My Diane & Carolien's U-N-D Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #29: Tangle with U-N-D
      • My Diva Birthday Leaves Play Challenge
      • My Joey's Monotangle Ta-da Challenge
      • My Tangle Me 3 Dex for SuzyMosh
      • New to Me Z, Livia Chua Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Joey's Monotangle Striping Challenge
      • My Diane & Carolien's L-Z-P Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #28: Tangle with L-Z-P
      • My Diva Munchin Play Challenge
      • My Tangle Me 3 Printemps for SuzyMosh
      • My Joey's Monotangle Rosewood Challenge
      • My Tangle Me 3 Organza for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's R-K-I Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #27: Tangle with R-K-I
      • My New to Me K Entry for SuzyMosh Challenges
      • My Diva UMT Tri-Bee Challenge
      • My New to Me I Entry for SuzyMosh Challenges
      • My Tangle Me 3 Ona for SuzyMosh
      • My Joey's Monotangle Queeries Challenge
      • My Diane & Carolien's F-I-N Challenge Entry
    • [+]September
      • Weekly Challenge #26: Tangle with F-I-N
      • My New to Me Z Entry for SuzyMosh Challenges
      • My Joey's Monotangle Pea Nuckle Challenge
      • My Diane & Carolien's L-D-G Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #25: Tangle with L-D-G
      • My Tangle Me 3 Maryhill for SuzyMosh
      • My Diva Tangle Unexpected Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Monotangles 'Nzeppel and Oke
      • New to Me and Tangle Me 3 Entries SuzyMosh
      • My Diva UMT CanT and Stripes String Challenges
      • My Diane & Carolien's C-D-# Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #24: Tangle with C-D-#
      • My Diane & Carolien's S-P-C Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #23: Tangle with S-P-C
      • New to Me X, Judy Murphy Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Tangle Me 3 Iconic Border for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's U-J-B Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #22: Tangle with U-J-B
      • My Joey's Monotangle Maryhill Challenge
    • [+]August
      • My Diva New Official Tangle - Zenith Challenge
      • My New to Me P Entry for SuzyMosh Challenges
      • My Tangle Me 3 Kinetic Entry for SuzyMosh
      • My Joey's Monotangle LinQ Challenge
      • My Diane & Carolien's P-I-J Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #21: Tangle with P-I-J
      • My Diva Holly Atwater Betweed Challenge
      • New to Me U, Jane Monk Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Joey's Monotangle Kozy Challenge
      • My Tangle Me 3 Linq Entry for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's K-A-T Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #20: Tangle with K-A-T
      • My Diva Sharla Hicks Undulating Challenge
      • Bubblescape Leggings from Society 6
      • New to Me A, Karry Heun Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's N-B-V Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #19: Tangle with N-B-V
      • My Joey's Monotangle Jemz Challenge
      • Colorful Fractal Leggings from Society 6
      • My Tangle Me 3 Arukas Entry for SuzyMosh
      • My New to Me J Entry for SuzyMosh Challenges
      • My Diane & Carolien's B-E-Z Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #18: Tangle with B-E-Z
      • My Joey's Monotangle Inapod Challenge
      • My Diva Sandy Hunter Plus Minus Challenge
      • My Tangle Me 3 Shard Entry for SuzyMosh
      • Fractal Leggings from Society 6
    • [+]July
      • New to Me L, J J LaBarbera Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's S-P-V Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #17: Tangle with S-P-V
      • My Joey's Monotangle Hollibaugh Challenge
      • My Diva Cari Sultanik Organic Challenge
      • My Tangle Me 3 Widgets Entry for SuzyMosh
      • New to Me D, Sandy Hunter Entry SuzyMosh
      • My Tangle Me 3 Boomerangs Entry for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's U-N-I Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #16: Tangle with U-N-I
      • My Joey's Monotangle Girdy Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Lee Darter Circus Life Challenge
      • Conundrum I, Rainbow Woman Goddess Towel
      • Mandala All Over Print Shirts from Society 6
      • New to Me W, Artist Focus Erin Olson Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's X-G-K Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Monotangle Florez Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #15: Tangle with X-G-K
      • My Tangle Me 3 Ixorus Entry for SuzyMosh
      • My Diva Katie Crommett Simplicity Challenge
      • Pattern Mixer Combining Elements Vano Florez
      • New to Me H, Artist Focus Michele Beauchamp
      • My Tangle Me 3 Strircles Entry for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's L-Q-D Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #14: Tangle with L-Q-D
      • My Joey's Monotangle Entwine Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Jen Crutchfield 2 Color Challenge Entry
      • Fractal All Over Print Shirts from Society 6
      • My Joey's Monotangle Dugwud Challenge Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's Y-H-A Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #13: Tangle with Y-H-A
    • [+]June
      • My Tangle Me 3 Axlexa Entry for SuzyMosh
      • My Diva Monotangle Tipple Challenge Entry
      • New to Me N, Artist Focus Neil Burley, SuzyMosh
      • My Tangle Me 3 Cadent Entry for SuzyMosh
      • My Joey's Monotangle Cornerz Challenge Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's J-W-O Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #12: Tangle with J-W-O
      • My New to Me F Entry for SuzyMosh Challenges
      • My Diva Official Tangle - Umble Challenge Entry
      • Glowing Reds for a Joyful Solstice in June 2015
      • My Joey's Monotangle Bunzo Challenge Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's F-M-T Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #11: Tangle with F-M-T
      • My Diva Colors of the Rainbow Challenge Entry
      • New to Me R, Artist Focus Lily Popcheff - SuzyMosh
      • New to Me D, Artist Focus Genevieve Crabe - SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's #-C-R Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #10: Tangle with #-C-R
      • My Joey's Monotangle Arukas Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Beads of Courage Challenge Entry
      • Pattern Mixer Combining Elements Cat-Kin Jax Challenge
      • My Joey's String 006 and J Tangles Challenge Entry
      • New to Me A, Artist Focus Margaret Bremner - SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's Y-Z-A Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #9: Tangle with Y-Z-A
      • My Diva UMT All Boxed UP Challenge Entry
    • [+]May
      • New to Me R, Artist Focus Helen Williams for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's V-W-X Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #8: Tangle with V-W-X
      • My Joey's Card for a Queen Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Straight Lines Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Tangle Flower String Challenge Entry
      • New to Me X and Artist Focus Sue Jacobs for SuzyMosh
      • My Diva White on Black Challenge Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's S-T-U Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #7: Tangle with S-T-U
      • My Joey's Tangle Quandary Challenge Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's P-Q-R Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #6: Tangle with P-Q-R
      • My New to Me E Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • My Diva Duo Tangle - Dex vs Bunzo Challenge Entry
      • My Pattern Mixer Tangle in a Tangle Xplode Fife Challenge
      • My Joey's Outer Space Mumsy Challenge Entry
      • New to Me W and Artist Focus Anne Marks for SuzyMosh
      • My Diane & Carolien's M-N-O Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #5: Tangle with M-N-O
      • My Diva UMT - Brella by Bunny Wright Challenge Entry
      • My New to Me D Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
    • [+]April
      • My Diane & Carolien's J-K-L Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #4: Tangle with J-K-L
      • My Joey's String 121 Chime Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Labyrinth Challenge Entry
      • Theory of Dreams Etsy Treasury
      • My Joey's Sand Photo String Challenge Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's G-H-I Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #3: Tangle with G-H-I
      • My New to Me R Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • My Diva Amanda Day / Earth Day 4 Challenge Entry
      • Spring Purple Passion Etsy Treasury
      • My New to Me X Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • My Diva Traced Object String Challenge Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's D-E-F Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #2: Tangle with D-E-F
      • My Joey's Flower Box of Bluebonnets Challenge Entry
      • My Twizted Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My Pattern Mixer Merging Luv-a Ish Challenge
      • My Diva UMT – Fanz Challenge Entry
      • My Diane & Carolien's A-B-C Challenge Entry
      • Weekly Challenge #1: Tangle with A-B-C
      • My New to Me Q Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • My Joey's Cat-Kin Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Flux Challenge Entry
    • [+]March
      • My New to Me L Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • My Joey's Dust Bunny Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Tangle a Border Print Challenge Entry
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With Y-Z Entry
      • My New to Me O Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • My Diva Spiralstring Challenge Entry
      • Zöpfe Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With V-W-X Entry
      • My Diva Saint Patty's Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Rose in a Sphere Challenge Entry
      • My New to Me B Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With S-T-U Entry
      • My Diva Duotangle - Cubine vs Pokeroot Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Clove in String 138 Challenge Entry
      • My New to Me A Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • My Pattern Mixer Merging Mak-Rah-Mee Btl Joos Challenge
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With P-Q-R Entry
      • My Diva UMT - Unbatz Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Vano Monotangle Challenge Entry
      • My New to Me H Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
    • [+]February
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With M-N-O Entry
      • My Joey's Stacking Blocks Tangle Challenge Entry
      • Pop of Color Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My Diva Tools-Trade Challenge Entry
      • My New to Me N Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With J-K-L Entry
      • My Joey's Polka Dot Tangle Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Year of the Goat Challenge Entry
      • My New to Me S Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With G-H-I Entry
      • My Joey's String 039 Hearts Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Valentangle Challenge Entry
      • My New to Me W Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • W Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My Pattern Mixer Merging Cadent Buttercup Challenge
      • My Diva UMT - Athitzi Challenge Entry
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With D-E-F Entry
      • My New to Me M Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • My Joey's Hearty Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Hand Challenge Entry
    • [+]January
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With A-B-C Entry
      • Winter Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My Diva DuoTangle: Chebucto Copada Entry
      • My New to Me U Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • My New to Me V Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With J-A-N Entry
      • My 63Y Wacky Zentangle Weekly Challenges Entry
      • My Joey's String 10 and Joy Challenge Entry
      • My New to Me C Entry for SuzyMosh Creations Challenges
      • Playing with Arukas Challenge for Tangled Thursday
      • My Entry Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day 2015
      • Tackle It Tuesday, Tangles That Start With C-A-R-S Entry
      • My Pattern Mixer Merging Arukus Balloya Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Tile Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Bi-Zen-Tennial Celebration Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's Lucky in '15 Challenge Entry
      • My Diva UMT: Hitched by HeidiSue Challenge Entry
  • [+]2014
    • [+]December
      • My Diva K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple, silly!) Challenge Entry
      • My Diva New Tangle - Arukas Challenge Entry
      • Holiday Negative Space Challenge for Tangled Thursday
      • My Pattern Mixer Merging Mooka Rixty Challenge Entry
      • My Joey's SNOW Challenge Entry
      • My Diva All Dolled Up Challenge Entry
    • [+]November
      • My Diva Turning Old into New Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Embracing the Yuck Challenge Entry
      • My Diva TriTangle : Trio, Huggins, Xyp Challenge Entry
      • My Diva UMT - Seton Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Monotangle Betweed Challenge Entry
    • [+]October
      • My Diva Pink for Breast Cancer Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Yuma Challenge Entry
      • My Diva National Coming Out Day Challenge Entry
      • Letter P Challenge for Tangled Thursday
      • My Diva Closed Eyes String Challenge Entry
    • [+]September
      • My Diva String Theory Leaves Challenge Entry
      • Pattern Within Pattern Challenge for Tangled Thursday
      • Zentangle Drawing Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My DuoTangle Phicops and DivaDance Challenge Entry
      • My Diva ING Challenge Entry
      • My Diva X-Did Challenge Entry
    • [+]August
      • My Diva Stripes Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Water Challenge Entry
      • 2 New Tangles Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • Art Deco Part1i 028 Laptop Computer Sleeves
      • My Diva UMT - MacDee Challenge Entry
      • My Diva "Be like Bijou" Challenge Entry
      • My Diva Duotangle by the Letter Challenge Entry
    • [+]July
      • My Zeta Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My Diva Truffle Entry Challenge
      • My Negative Space Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My Diva BYOB Spill Entry Challenge
      • My Diva Superimposing Strings Challenge Entry
    • [+]June
      • My String 109 Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My Diva Duotangle Auraknot vs Mooka Challenge Entry
      • Green Day Etsy Treasury
      • My Favorite Tangle Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My Diva Beads of Courage Challenge Entry
      • My String 71 Challenge Entry for Tangled Thursday
      • My Diva Bugles Challenge Entry
      • Lovely Aqua Mandalas for Lifting Your Spirits
    • [+]May
      • My Diva String Theory: Circles Challenge Entry
      • Purple Bubbles to Delight You
      • My Tangleation Nation: Rain Challenge Entry
      • Wee ones Etsy Treasury
      • My DuoTangle Well / Punzel Challenge Entry
      • Faux Golden Suns pattern iPhone 4 Case-Mate Cases
      • My Diva's Unnamed Challenge Entry
      • Happy dance among angels Etsy Treasury
      • My Camelia Challenge Entry
    • [+]April
      • My Amanda Earth Day Challenge Entry
      • Spring songs Etsy Treasury
      • Zaps Sale on Now
      • 2 Day Zaps Sale
      • My New Official Tangle - Rixty Challenge Entry
      • 4 Hour Zaps Sale
      • The Wonderful World of ACEO's Etsy Treasury
      • My String Theory - Initial String Challenge Entry
      • Colorful ArtisansofWMass Etsy Treasury
      • Quandary Zentangle Challenge Entry
      • We Want Spring!!!! Etsy Treasury
    • [+]March
      • Sunny Days Ahead Etsy Treasury
      • Spiral Zentangle Challenge Entry
      • Spring Will Cancel Winter Etsy Treasury
      • My Irish Top O' the Morning Zentangle Challenge Entry
      • My Duotangle: Diva Dance + Crescent Moon Entry
    • [+]February
      • My Curvy Gridlock Zentangle Challenge Entry
      • My A Little White Space Zentangle Challenge Entry
      • PrintKEG Giveaway Winners!
      • My Valentangle Zentangle Challenge Entry
      • Greeting Card Universe Valentine Sale
      • My Jailed Johnny Zentangle Challenge Entry
      • Eclectic Emporium - 241 LAWN SIGNS
      • My Aquafleur Zentangle Challenge Entry
    • [+]January
      • Colored Star Mandala Napkins
      • My Magnesite Bracelet Bunch Etsy Treasury
      • My Moebius Strip Zentangle Challenge Entry
      • Giveaway from PrintKEG $50 for Three!!
  • [+]2013
    • [+]December
      • The Scanner I Bought is ....
      • I Bought a Scanner!
    • [+]November
      • To Scan or Not to Scan - that is the Question!
      • Looking at Slide Scanners ... or not?
      • Keychain: Through the Hole - Mandala
      • Computer Sleeve: The City II - Abstract Rainbow Streams
      • Tile: Freckles in Butterflies II - Tuxedo Cat
      • Red Lotus Mandala Cases For The Kindle
      • Puzzle: Conundrum III, Abstract Purple Orange Goddess
      • Mousepad: Polka Dots Orange and Black Flip Gel
      • Chocolate, Raspberries, Peppermint Abstract Place Mats
    • [+]October
      • Keepsake Box: Molten Titan Blue Black Star
      • Molten Titan Blue and Green Dart Board
      • Dance of the Spheres II – Cosmic Violet & Teal Cloth Napkins
      • Blue Ice Lace Mandala, Abstract Aqua Necklace
      • Through the Hole Ceramic Tile
      • Sunburst, Abstract Star Circle Dance Computer Sleeve
      • Red Lotus Mandala iPod Touch Case-Mate Case
      • Streams of Joy – Cosmic Aqua & Lemon Kitchen Towel
      • Dragonland, Abstract Green Dragons, Blue Mountains Kitchen Towels
      • Spider Dance, Abstract Green Gray Web Necklaces
      • Sunburst Mandala - Abstract Circle Dance Party Plates
      • Basket of Lace, Abstract Pink, White Mandala Necklace
      • Spring Renewal – Lemon & Lime Life Force Dinner Plate
      • Freckles in Flowers II - Tuxedo Kitty Cat Bicycle Card Deck
      • Crystal Star, Abstract Glowing Blue Mandala Custom Jewelry
      • Black and White Mandala 3 Ring Binder
      • Freckles in Flowers II - Tuxedo Kitty Cat Candy Jars
      • Raspberry Swirl, Violet Sherbet Jelly Belly Candy Tins
      • Freckles in Flowers II - Black White Tuxedo Cat iPhone 3 Cases
      • Dawn of Time – Lime & Gold Emerge Mugs
    • [+]September
      • Teal and Black Candy Tin
      • Dance of the Spheres II – Cosmic Violet & Teal Coaster
      • Aqua Lace Mandala, Delicate, Abstract Custom Necklace
      • Stay Etsy Treasury
      • Blue Magic Etsy Treasury
      • Sweetest tea party Etsy Treasury
      • The color between blue and violet Etsy Treasury
      • So Cute Etsy Treasury
      • Emerald Teal Etsy Treasury
    • [+]August
      • Tonight's Bat Story
      • Two Things Challenge - Mirror and Veneer
      • Two Things Challenge - Twist and Wrist
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Hybrid
      • Wordless Wednesday - Brand New Green Mandala
      • Two Things Challenge - Deck and Old Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Jungle
    • [+]July
      • Wordless Wednesday - Glorious Skies Entry
      • Earth Green Treasury from Etsy
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Robot
      • Wordless Wednesday - Crystal Ghost Entry
      • Christmas in July AsTheCrackerheadCrumbles Style
      • A Winner for the Business Card Giveaway
      • Two Things Challenge - Tub and Potato Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Hot and Crack Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Travel
      • Wordless Wednesday - Looking Inward Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Protest
    • [+]June
      • Two Things Challenge - Spade and Morning Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Surveillance
      • Wordless Wednesday - Sunrise IX
      • Two Things Challenge - Dry and Broom Entry
      • Creative Touch Etsy Treasury and a Giveaway
      • Two Things Challenge - Base and Curl Entry
      • Wonderful Giveaway!! 200 Business Cards from 24 Hour Print
      • Two Things Challenge - Fast and Fluffy Entry
      • Dreaming in a Flowers & Butterflies Bedroom
      • Wordless Wednesday - Sunrise VII Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Bath and Steam
    • [+]May
      • Interior Design & Style Treasury
      • Two Things Challenge - Hole and Half
      • Two Things Challenge - Dirty and Teal
      • Two Things Challenge - Pepper and Salt Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Narrow and Wide Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Farewell
    • [+]April
      • Wordless Wednesday - Frog Queen Mantra Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Gesture and Costume Entry
      • Crystal Sunrise Mugs - Which Do You Prefer?
      • Spring Renewal Abstract 20x12 Oval Wall Decal> Spring Renewal> Diane Clancy's Fine Art Shop
      • Two Things Challenge - Chin and Cheek Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Urban
      • Two Things Challenge - Pair and Balance Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Egg
      • Two Things Challenge - Crown and Forehead Entry
    • [+]March
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Swim
      • Wordless Wednesday - Instinct Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Coil and Black Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Beat and Walk Entry
      • Wordless Wednesday - Rose Birds All Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Sign and Nine Entry
      • Wordless Wednesday - Birds - Purple Hawks & Blue Chickens
      • Two Things Challenge - Stare and Star Entry
    • [+]February
      • Two Things Challenge - Read and Red Entry
      • Wordless Wednesday - Purple Imp Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Art and Heart Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Wheel
      • Two Things Challenge - Seat and Real Entry
    • [+]January
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Wings
      • Wordless Wednesday - In the Zone Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Work and Words Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Myth
      • Two Things Challenge - Joint and Solitary Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Gritty and Smooth Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Edge
      • Wordless Wednesday - Mother Watching All Entry
      • People and PublicTwo Things Challenge - Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for New
      • Wordless Wednesday - Inner Flow III
  • [+]2012
    • [+]December
      • Two Things Challenge - Time and Friend Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Table and Holiday Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Snow
      • Wordless Wednesday - Stella in Flowers I
      • Two Things Challenge - Door and Church Entry
      • Illustration Friday - My Entry for Explore
      • Wordless Wednesday - Bucky in Flowers II
      • Running in Circles and Dancing Deva Needs a Name
      • Two Things Challenge - Shadow and Star Entry
      • Illustration Friday - Entry for Stretch
      • Wordless Wednesday - Bambi in Flowers II
      • Two Things Challenge - Delay and Early Entry
    • [+]November
      • Special Gifts for Friends for the Holidays
      • Illustration Friday - Entry for Whiskers
      • Wordless Wednesday - Inner Flow VI Entry
      • Two Things Challenge - Metal and Local Entry
      • Lovely Merchandise from Zazzle Friends and a Giveaway
      • Illustration Friday - Entry for Zoom
      • Wordless Wednesday - Great Gray Owl
      • Two Things Challenge - Chain and Free Entry
      • Printing Ray Sticker Giveaway
      • Illustration Friday - Bubble Garden Tree
      • Wordless Wednesday - Another Fractal to Name
      • Two Things Challenge - Loose and Green Entry
      • New Amber Goddess Clock to Share
      • Illustration Friday - Shy Fractal
      • Wordless Wednesday - Fractal With No Name Yet
      • Lots of Wonderful Gifts from Zazzle
      • Two Things Challenge - Curve & Flat
      • Illustration Friday - Haunt
    • [+]October
      • Wordless Wednesday - Pink Eyes III
      • Affiliate Junction Shopping
      • Bokeh Brilliance Treasury from Etsy
      • Two Things Challenge - Alike & Alive
      • Illustration Friday - Sky
      • Wordless Wednesday - Golden Eyes
      • Two Things Challenge - Verb & Hoof
      • Final Winner for the SnowFox Photo Collage Maker
      • Winner #4 for the SnowFox Photo Collage Maker
      • Illustration Friday - Water
      • Wordless Wednesday - Eyes & Swirls
      • Winner #3 for the SnowFox Photo Collage Maker
      • Winner #2 for the SnowFox Photo Collage Maker
      • Winner of PrintRunner Business Cards!
      • Winner #1 for the SnowFox Photo Collage Maker
      • Last Day to Enter Giveaways & Halloween Collages
      • Illustration Friday - Mirror
      • 2 Giveaways - Now is the Time to Enter!!
      • Two Things Challenge - Public & Smooth ..... & Giveaways
      • Illustration Friday - Book
      • Wordless Wednesday - Purple Imp
    • [+]September
      • Two Things Challenge - People & Up ..... & Giveaways
      • Wordless Wednesday - Pink Goblin
      • Wonderful Giveaway!! 250 PrintRunner Business Cards
      • Two Things Challenge - Eyes & Many
      • Illustration Friday - Burst
      • Wordless Wednesday - Green Goblin
      • Two Things Challenge - Local & Hot
      • Illustration Friday - Imagination
      • Wordless Wednesday - Alyssa in Flowers
      • Wordless Wednesday - Separated
      • Remember to Enter Giveaway of Photo Collage Maker
      • Giveaway of a Photo Collage Maker - Wow!
      • Two Things Challenge - Day & Ends
      • Illustration Friday - Identical
      • Two Things Challenge - Portrait & Round
    • [+]August
      • Illustration Friday - Tall
      • Wordless Wednesday - Swirls
      • Two Things Challenge - Focus & Here
      • Two Things Challenge - Flat & Flagpole
      • Illustration Friday - Freeze
      • Two Things Challenge - Value & New
      • Illustration Friday - Bounce
      • Two Things Challenge - Z & Abstract
      • Illustration Friday - Lonely
      • Wordless Wednesday - Melting
    • [+]July
      • The Winner of 100 Postcards Is ....
      • Two Things Challenge - Sneak & Bent
      • Wordless Wednesday - Bittersweet Opinion
      • 100 Postcards Giveaway!!
      • Two Things Challenge - Flower & Fringe
      • Two Things Challenge - Exterior & Round
      • Giveaway of 100 Postcards from PrintRunner
      • Illustration Friday - Suspend
      • Wordless Wednesday - Transparent Yellow
      • Two Things Challenge - Home & Image
      • Illustration Friday - Refresh
      • Wordless Wednesday - Above the Formal Garden
      • Two Things Challenge - Blue & Fresh
    • [+]June
      • The Winner is ... 250 PrintRunner Business Cards
      • Illustration Friday - Space
      • Wordless Wednesday - Abstract Design XI
      • The Winner is ... for 50 Uprinting Brochures
      • 2 Giveaways - Now is the Time to Enter!!
      • Illustration Friday - Secret
      • Wordless Wednesday - Abstract Design V
      • UPrinting Giveaway of 50 Free Brochures
      • Two Things Challenge - Wooden & Word
      • Illustration Friday - Shiny
      • Wordless Wednesday - Abstract Design VII
      • New Giveaway - 250 Business Cards from PrintRunner
      • Two Things Challenge - Road & Shadow
      • Two Things Challenge - Peaceful & Then
    • [+]May
      • Wordless Wednesday - Flowers IV
      • Two Things Challenge - Ghost & Art
      • Two Things Challenge - Saturday & Hard
      • Two Things Challenge - Song & Sweet
      • Follow-up on Hitched Painting
      • Illustration Friday - Hitched
      • Wordless Wednesday - Inside & Out
      • Two Things Challenge - Round & Sharp
      • Illustration Friday - Jump
      • Wordless Wednesday - Light Within
    • [+]April
      • Two Things Challenge - View & Partial
      • Illustration Friday - Heights
      • Wordless Wednesday - Green Glamour
      • Two Things Challenge - Floor & Flimsy
      • Illustration Friday - Puzzled
      • Two Things Challenge - Eyes & Yellow
      • Wordless Wednesday - Window into the Universe
      • Week 3 of Bottles, Teapots & Plates
      • Two Things Challenge - Paper & Open
    • [+]March
      • Wordless Wednesday - Freckles in Flowers II
      • Week 2 of Bottles, Teapots & Plates
      • Two Things Challenge - Hidden & Control
      • Illustration Friday - Shades
      • Wordless Wednesday - In the Zone
      • Week 1 of Bottles, Teapots & Plates
      • Two Things Challenge - Shadow & Orange
      • Illustration Friday - Yield
      • Wordless Wednesday - Spring Creation
      • The Winner is ... for 100 PrintRunner Postcards
      • Week 3 of Phones from Zazzle
      • Two Things Challenge - Town & Stars
      • Illustration Friday - Intention
      • Wordless Wednesday - Ocean Dreams
      • New Giveaway - 100 Postcards from PrintRunner
      • Two Things Challenge - Book & Words
      • Illustration Friday - Capable
    • [+]February
      • Week 1 of Phones from Zazzle
      • Two Things Challenge - Sunday & Pattern
      • Illustration Friday - Fluid
      • Week 3 of Mugs from Zazzle Artists
      • Two Things Challenge - Door & Effect
      • Illustration Friday - Popularity
      • Wordless Wednesday - Dawn of Time
      • Week 2 of Mugs and Totes from Zazzle Artists
      • Two Things Challenge - Post & Parallel
      • Illustration Friday - Suspense
      • Wordless Wednesday - Underground - Love Power
      • Mugs and Totes from Zazzle Artists
      • Two Things Challenge - Water & Art
      • Illustration Friday - Forward
      • Wordless Wednesday - Dance of the Spheres II
    • [+]January
      • Two Things Challenge - Numbers & Peak
      • Illustration Friday - Twirl
      • Wordless Wednesday - Peach Fantasy
      • Two Things Challenge - Town & Illusion
      • New Water Bottles from Zazzle!!
      • Illustration Friday - Prepare
      • New Rickshaw Messenger Bags at Zazzle
      • Two Things Challenge - Step & Double
      • Illustration Friday - Grounded
      • Wordless Wednesday - In the Garden
      • Two Things Challenge - Forsaken & Empty
      • Illustration Friday - Highlight
      • Two Things Challenge - Soft & Brilliant
  • [+]2011
    • [+]December
      • Illustration Friday - Messenger
      • Wordless Wednesday - Emerging Galaxies
      • The Winner Is ..... for 250 Labels
      • Two Things Challenge - Apples & Art
      • Wordless Wednesday - Wings of Angels
      • Illustration Friday - Separated
      • More Gifts from Zazzle
      • Two Things Challenge - Full & Feminine
      • Gifts from Zazzle & Giveaway Reminder
      • 250 Labels Giveaway from UPrinting
      • Wordless Wednesday - Streams of Joy
      • Ideas from Brenda Thour's Zazzle Shops
      • Some Fanciful Animals Gift Ideas
      • Some of Susan Elkin's Stunning Ornaments
      • Illustration Friday - Vanity
    • [+]November
      • New Holiday Ornaments
      • Wordless Wednesday - Dance of the Spheres II
      • Presents from my Fractal Shop
      • Wordless Wednesday - The Green Earth
      • Two Things Challenge - Card & Blue
      • Two Things Challenge - Hot & Wet
      • James Macabee Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Illustration Friday - Stripes
      • Two Things Challenge - Bar & Yellow
      • Illustration Friday - Scary
    • [+]October
      • Re Becca Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Barbara Giordano Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Eye & Sharp
      • Illustration Friday - Scattered
      • Wordless Wednesday - Night Jewels
      • Kristina Conatser Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Value & Abstract
      • Wordless Wednesday - Bright Burst of Color
      • Illustration Friday - Contraption
      • Susan Elkin Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Illustration Friday - Hibernate
      • Wordless Wednesday - Abby in Butterflies
      • Marta Harvey Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
    • [+]September
      • Illustration Friday - Ferocious
      • Wordless Wednesday - Freckles in Flowers II
      • Karen White Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Star & Vegetable
      • Illustration Friday - Mesmerizing
      • Wordless Wednesday - Autumn Ruminations
      • Nora Blansett Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Suit & Playful
      • The Winner is ... for One Rolled Canvas
      • Maria GDezigns Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Satisfaction & Old
      • Illustration Friday - Mysterious
      • Wordless Wednesday - Tropical Morning
      • Hilly Wakeford Featured as FB Zazzle Artist
      • One Rolled Canvas Giveaway!!
      • Two Things Challenge - Door & Road
      • Illustration Friday - Disguise
    • [+]August
      • Wordless Wednesday - Bubble Garden
      • Two Things Challenge - Venture & Night
      • Wordless Wednesday - Mother watching All
      • Yiries A. Saad-Maura Featured as FB Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Peaceful &amp; Patterns
      • Illustration Friday - Swell
      • Wordless Wednesday - Light, Love & Joy
      • Julie Farrell Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Illustration Friday - Imperfect
      • Wordless Wednesday - Compassion
      • Two Things Challenge - Music & Control
      • Illustration Friday - Obsession
      • Wordless Wednesday - Green and Violet Flowers
      • Susan Moss Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • What does Success Mean to You?
    • [+]July
      • Two Things Challenge - Cloud & Up
      • Illustration Friday - Perennial
      • Wordless Wednesday - Peach Fantasy
      • Marta and David Burton Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artists
      • Two Things Challenge - Bubbly & Flat
      • Illustration Friday - Gesture
      • Wordless Wednesday - Swirls & Reflections
      • Briana Blair Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - French & German
      • Wordless Wednesday - Purple Portico
      • Illustration Friday - Stay
      • Brenda Thour Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Art & Graffiti
      • Illustration Friday - Remedy
      • Wordless Wednesday - Emerging Galaxies
      • Elena Indolfi Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
    • [+]June
      • Wordless Wednesday - Mysterious Infusion
      • Illustration Friday - Midsummer Night
      • Cindy Boyd Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Hoof & Paw
      • My Birthday is Today
      • Wordless Wednesday - Crossroads of Awakening
      • Ilene Sternbach Aldridge Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Illustration Friday - Launch
      • Two Things Challenge - Single & Double
      • Illustration Friday - Swept
      • Wordless Wednesday - Amethyst Wrinkles
      • Ulla Henning Featured as Facebook Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Law & Suit
      • Illustration Friday - Shadows
      • Wordless Wednesday - Mystical Reminiscence
      • Featured as the First FB Zazzle Artist
      • Two Things Challenge - Seed & Sprout
      • Illustration Friday - Asleep
      • Wordless Wednesday - Wings of Life
    • [+]May
      • Illustration Friday - Soaked
      • Wordless Wednesday - Bright Burst of Color
      • Two Things Challenge - Earth & Damp
      • Two Things Challenge - Church & State
      • The Winner is ... for 50 FREE Gift Certificates Giveaway!!
      • Wordless Wednesday - Time & Light
      • Two Things Challenge - Green & Fresh
      • 50 FREE Gift Certificates Giveaway!!
    • [+]April
      • Two Things Challenge - Eyes & Hands
      • Wordless Wednesday - Life is Fragile
      • Wordless Wednesday - Oasis of Awakening
      • Two Things Challenge - Interior & Exterior
      • Wordless Wednesday - Emerging Spring
      • Illustration Friday - Bottled
      • Two Things Challenge - Stranger & Friend
      • The Winner Is ... for 25 FREE Magnets
      • Illustration Friday - Duet
      • Wordless Wednesday - Burst of Color
      • 25 FREE Card Magnets Giveaway!!
    • [+]March
      • Illustration Friday - Toy
      • Wordless Wednesday - Spring Renewal
      • Two Things Challenge - Song & Line
      • Illustration Friday - Cultivate
      • Wordless Wednesday - Periwinkle Rose
      • Two Things Challenge - Wet & Dry
      • Illustration Friday - Stir
      • Wordless Wednesday - Purple Aurora
      • The Winner Is ... for the 50 Brochures!
      • Two Things Challenge - Sneak & Peak
      • Illustration Friday - Warning
      • Wordless Wednesday - Sunset Flowers
      • Two Things Challenge - Question Mark & Exclamation Point
      • FREE Giveaway - 50 Brochures
      • Illustration Friday - Swarm
      • Wordless Wednesday - Amber Goddess
    • [+]February
      • Two Things Challenge - Pin & Hole
      • We have a Winner - for the 250 Die Cut Business Cards!
      • Illustration Friday - Layers
      • Wordless Wednesday - Love in Action
      • Won a Lovely Painting from Karen O'Lone-Hahn
      • Two Things Challenge - Key & Word
      • Report from Handmade With Love Fair
      • Wordless Wednesday - Rainbow Love
      • Illustration Friday - Sweater
      • Two Things Challenge - Shadow & Play
      • Handmade with Love - Craft & Gift Market
      • Wordless Wednesday - Blue & White Quilt
      • Illustration Friday - Reverse
      • Free Giveaway - 250 Die Cut Free Business Cards
      • Two Things Challenge - Minus & Plus
      • Illustration Friday - Surrender
      • Wordless Wednesday - Into the Depths
    • [+]January
      • Two Things Challenge - Carve & Curve
      • llustration Friday - Chicken
      • Wordless Wednesday - Happy to Be Alive
      • Rose Birds for Sale at Etsy
      • Two Things Challenge - Paint & Corner
  • [+]2010
    • [+]December
      • llustration Friday - Mail
      • Illustration Friday - Phenomenon
      • Two Things Challenge - Step & Floor
      • Illustration Friday - Prehistoric
      • Two Things Challenge - Abundant & Emptiness
    • [+]November
      • Illustration Friday - Sneaky
      • Illustration Friday - Burning
      • Two Things Challenge - Dull & Sharp
      • Illustration Friday - Afterwards
      • Two Things Challenge - Emerging & Satisfaction
    • [+]October
      • Two Things Challenge - Ghost & Image
      • Illustration Friday - Racing
      • Two Things Challenge - Drive & Round
      • Illustration Friday - Spooky
      • Two Things Challenge - April & October
      • Blog Action Day 2010 - Water
      • Illustration Friday - Transportation
      • Two Things Challenge - Instant & Delay
      • Illustration Friday - Beneath
      • My New Post Card & 2 Things Challenge
    • [+]September
      • Illustration Friday - Old-Fashioned
      • The Winner of 250 Free Die Cut Business Cards Is
      • Two Things Challenge - Chain & Game
      • Illustration Friday - Acrobat
      • Two Things Challenge - Bumper & Crop
      • Illustration Friday - Proverb
      • Two Things Challenge - Wooden & Eye
      • Illustration Friday - Dessert
      • 250 FREE Die Cut Business Cards Giveaway!
      • Two Things Challenge - Here & Gone
      • Illustration Friday - Immovable
    • [+]August
      • The Winner of 50 Free Greeting Cards Is ...
      • Last Day to Enter FREE Giveaway!
      • Illustration Friday - Atmosphere
      • Two Things Challenge - Metal & Medal
      • Advice Needed - PLEASE - Which is Better?
      • 50 Free Greeting Cards Giveaway!
      • Illustration Friday - Star Gazing
      • Two Things Challenge - Bar & Seat
      • Illustration Friday - Caged
      • Two Things Challenge - Smooth & Ripple
      • Illustration Friday - Artificial
    • [+]July
      • Two Things Challenge - Cabernet & Cabinet
      • The Winner of 100 Free Brochures is ....
      • Illustration Friday - Double
      • Here is the Door Hanger I Won
      • Two Things Challenge - Master & Control
      • WOW - Free Brochure Giveaway!
      • Illustration Friday - Breakfast
      • Two Things Challenge - Now & Then
      • Illustration Friday - Diary
      • Illustration Friday - Giant
      • Illustration Friday - Satellite
    • [+]June
      • The 100 Free Postcards Winner Is ....
      • Two Things Challenge - Broad & Narrow
      • Two Things Challenge - Fringe & Focus II
      • Two Things Challenge - Fringe & Focus
      • Illustration Friday - Ripple
      • Two Things Challenge - Said & Done
      • Illustration Friday - Trail
      • Free Postcard Giveaway!!
      • Illustration Friday - Slither
    • [+]May
      • Two Things Challenge - Organic & Chaos
      • The Winner of the UPrinting.com Door Hangers Giveaway!
      • Illustration Friday - Early
      • Two Things Challenge - Brilliant & Hidden
      • Door Hangers Giveaway - Your Layout
      • Featured by Brenda Thour
      • Illustration Friday - Equipment
      • Free Intuition Course - 2nd Call Tonight
      • Two Things Challenge - Initial & Impression
      • The Winner of the UPrinting.com Canvas Giveaway!
      • Illustration Friday - Fearless
      • Canvas Giveway Closing Soon!
      • Two Things Challenge - Cardinal & Number
      • Illustration Friday - Cocoon
      • The May 2010 Art WWAO Exhibit
      • Two Things Challenge - Flower & Fall
      • Rolled Canvas Giveaway - Your Image!!
    • [+]April
      • Illustration Friday - Ahead
      • Two Things Challenge - Obstacle & Illusion
      • Illustration Friday - Detective
      • Two Things Challenge - Large & Dainty
      • Illustration Friday - Linked
      • Two Things Challenge - Home & Town
      • Illustration Friday - Dip
      • Two Things Challenge - Noun & Verb
    • [+]March
      • Illustration Friday - Rescue
      • Two Things Challenge - Private & Public
      • Illustration Friday - Expired
      • Today is the Last Day to Write - Here is My Letter
      • The Government WANTS to Hear from Artists!!
      • Two Things Challenge - Fly & Swim
      • Illustration Friday - Subterranean
      • Two Things Challenge - Clear & Vague
      • Illustration Friday - Brave
      • Two Things Challenge - Animal & Vegetable
    • [+]February
      • Sweet Blog Award
      • Illustration Friday - Propagate
      • 100 Great Art Blogs Chosen by Online Colleges - Including Me!!
      • Two Things Challenge - Prize & Door
      • Illustration Friday - Adrift
      • And the Winner for the OWOH Giveaway is ...
      • Last Day One World One Heart Giveaway!
      • Last Day - 2 BIG Giveaways!!!
      • Two Things Challenge - Safe & Passage
      • Business Cards for My Online Shops
      • Illustration Friday - Muddy
      • Two Things Challenge - Native & Exotic II
      • Design Style Guide Valentine Giveaway - 10 Winners!
      • Illustration Friday - Focused
    • [+]January
      • Two Things Challenge - Merge & Diverge
      • Featured on Beaded Tail
      • Illustration Friday - Clumsy
      • One World One Heart Giveaway 2010 Starts Today
      • Two Things Challenge - Fire & Water
      • Illustration Friday - Wilderness
      • Two Things Challenge - Push & Pull
      • One World One Heart 2010
      • Illustration Friday - Confined
      • Two Things Challenge - Hand & Pink
      • Illustration Friday - Renewal
      • 10% Lifetime Discount for your Readers!
  • [+]2009
    • [+]December
      • Illustration Friday - Pioneer
      • Illustration Friday - Undone
      • Design Style Holidays Giveaway - Last Day!
      • Design Style Holidays Giveaway - Still Time!
      • Illustration Friday - Hatch
      • Susan and My Zazzle Shops
      • Illustration Friday - Crunchy
      • Featured at Mind Body Spirit
      • Design Style Guide Holiday Giveaway - 12 Winners!
      • Featured on Christmas Gift Sites to See!
      • Illustration Friday - Entangled
    • [+]November
      • Illustration Friday - Music
      • I Won the Domino Pendant Giveaway!
      • Featured in an ACEO Spotlight
      • Illustration Friday - Unbalanced
      • Illustration Friday - Blur
      • Two Things Challenge - Young & Old
      • Amanda and her Prize
      • Illustration Friday - Skinny
    • [+]October
      • Illustration Friday - Fast
      • And the Winner Is .... Amanda
      • I Won the ACEO Mini Bounty!
      • Etsy Giveaways Blog
      • Last Chance - DSG Free GiveAway
      • Featured by Dragonfly about Bubble Art
      • DSG FREE Giveaway - Featuring Me!
      • Blog Action Day 2009
      • Illustration Friday - Flying
      • Pam Featured Me and the DSG Giveaway
      • Illustration Friday - Germs
      • Design Style Guide Giveaway #5
    • [+]September
      • Two Things Challenge - Hot & Wheels
      • Two Things Challenge - Apple & Eye
      • Illustration Friday - Strong
      • Two Things Challenge - Road & Arch
    • [+]August
      • Two Things Challenge - Cause & Effect
      • Design Style Guide Giveaway #4
      • Illustration Friday - Wrapped
      • Turtle Goddess
      • Tribute to Woodstock 40 Years Later
      • Two Things Challenge - Star & Appeal
      • Illustration Friday - Impatience
      • New Soul Painting (Digital)
      • Selling Your Art - Part IX (CafePress vs Zazzle)
      • Which Mug Do You Prefer?
      • Featured by BBEST - Boomers and Beyond by Nonnie
      • Featured by Marionette - Etsy Fine Art Gallery
      • Illustration Friday - Modify
      • Design Style Guide Giveaway #3
    • [+]July
      • Two Things Challenge - Yellow & Brick
      • Illustration Friday - Idle
      • Two Things Challenge - Rusty & Shiny
      • Premio MeMe Award
      • Illustration Friday - Shaky
      • Selling Your Art – Part VII (Zazzle)
      • Selling Your Art – Part VIII (Imagekind and Redbubble)
      • Selling Your Art – Part VI (CafePress)
    • [+]June
      • Illustration Friday - Worn
      • Selling Your Art – Part V (1000 Markets)
      • Selling Your Art – Part IV (Etsy)
      • Sue O'Kieffe's Mandala Giveaway!!
      • Illustration Friday - Drifting
      • Selling Your Art – Part III (Online Marketing)
      • Selling Your Art - Part II (Online Marketing)
      • Selling Your Art - Part I (Offline Marketing)
      • Presentation Went Well
      • Illustration Friday - Unfold
      • I Forgot a Presentation - Any Ideas?
      • My Design Style Guide Giveaway Prize
      • Conundrum I Postage
      • Back to Home and Life
      • Illustration Friday - Craving
      • I Won the Design Style Guide Giveaway #1
      • Emma in Flowers I Framed Tile
      • Illustration Friday - Adapt
      • The Secret Life of Trees - June WWAO
    • [+]May
      • New In the Zone Journal
      • Expansion and Release
      • Heavenly Cosmos and the Sun
      • Life is Fragile
      • Illustration Friday - Cracked
      • Prayers for My Cousin
      • Remembering 2009
      • Summer Sure Seems To Be Here
      • Blue Note Pastel
      • Design Style Guide Giveaway #1
      • Illustration Friday - Contagious
      • Arriving to a Celebration
      • Love is Eternal
      • Happy Sunday and a Pastel
      • Two Things Challenge - Work & Play
      • Amanda's Blue Aura
      • TV Show is Done!
      • Illustration Friday - Parade
      • Wilson's Artists Window Exhibit (AWE)
      • Progress on Wilson's Window and the TV Show
      • Prep Work for the AWE Project
      • AWE Project in the Local Paper
      • Two Things Challenge - Open & Road
      • Illustration Friday - Hierarchy
      • Free Cloth & Featured at One Pebble
      • Flowers for Us
      • Slightly Different Style Pastel
      • Spring Firecracker Flowers
      • Featured in Painting Paradise Newsletter
    • [+]April
      • Fantasy Island - May WWAO Exhibit
      • Blue Twilight ACEO
      • Illustration Friday - Theater
      • ArtFire and a New Pastel
      • The colors make my heart sing!
      • Spring Renewal
      • 2 Originals in Online Shops!
      • Earth Day - 2009
      • Illustration Friday - Impossibility
      • Another Pastel Art Card
      • Two Things Challenge - Free & Range
      • Magenta Moon Pastel
      • Blue and Yellow Equal Joy
      • Naming Paintings and a Pastel
      • Illustration Friday - Fleeting
      • AWE Project, Con Com and a Pastel
      • Featured at Found Handmade
      • Two Things Challenge - Orange & Bug
      • Featured by BBEST - Boomers and Beyond
      • Featured by Kelly Turner
      • Spring and Anniversary
      • Pastel for Frances and Report
      • Illustration Friday - Talisman
      • Fantastical Sunrise
      • Two Things Challenge - Solemn & Playful
      • Pastel for Irene
      • See Great Beauty Everywhere
      • Pastel ACEO and Thank You Note
      • Fostering and a Painting
    • [+]March
      • Color Changes Mood and Feeling
      • Illustration Friday - Poise
      • Two Things Challenge - Foot & Step
      • SWAN Day (Support Women Artists Now)
      • Rest and Spring
      • The Butterfly Project
      • Illustration Friday - Subtract
      • Work Sliding of Late
      • Pastel ACEO and Spot Light
      • WWAO Collaborative Gallery and Swap
      • Two Things Challenge - Window & View
      • Featured in a Spot Light
      • Featured at SlogBite - A New Directory
      • Wood, Stress and Names
      • Day of Rest and a Name
      • Illustration Friday - Legendary
      • US Tendy
      • Still Under the Weather
      • Another to Name
      • In a Video - and a Test
      • Two Paintings to Name
      • Illustration Friday - Intricate
      • Stillpoint in the Swirl
      • Featured at Literatti - An Artistic Blog
      • Two Things Challenge - Stars & Stripes
      • Two Things Challenge - Stripes & Stars
      • 6 Billion Others
      • Who Am I?
      • Illustration Friday - Breezy
      • March WWAO Exhibit - Music in Motion
      • Featured at Autumn Olive Blog
    • [+]February
      • Two Things Challenge - Shadows & Patterns
      • How About This Image?
      • What Does This Say To You?
      • Crown Chakra
      • Illustration Friday - Instinct
      • Art Blog Award
      • Two Things Challenge - Shiny & Dull
      • Featured by Jordanaka and in the Newspaper
      • Basics for Your Arcade - Part II
      • Basics for Your Arcade - Part I
      • Illustration Friday - Celebrate
      • Featured on The Key to Phi
      • Been Working in the Studio
      • Two Things Challenge - Corner & Door
      • Featured by Kristen of Stillheart Studios
      • The Winner Is ....
      • Little of This and That
      • Last Chance for the Free GiveAway!
      • Illustration Friday - Time
      • Featured in Jean Hood's Blog
      • Askew Today
      • Two Things Challenge - Hot & Cold
      • Featured in Town Crier, Greenfield
      • Illustration Friday - Flawed
      • What Am I Called?
      • Butterfly Deva and Free GiveAway
      • Naming the Deva
      • February WWAO Exhibit
    • [+]January
      • Wonderful VAST Valentines
      • Roses & Hearts Treasuries
      • Two Things Challenge - Many & Few
      • Remember One World, One HeART Giveaway
      • Valentines Day and Free GiveAway
      • Valentine Gifts Ideas
      • Illustration Friday - Climbing
      • Two Things Challenge - Local & International
      • 1,000 Faces of Mother Henna by Kara L.C. Jones
      • One World, One HeART GiveAway
      • Illustration Friday - Pale
      • Celebrating HeART
      • AutoFocus System and Social Media Call
      • ProfileLinx.com - All Your Links Together
      • Mark Forster and Time Management
      • Dreamscapes
      • Daily WWAO Showcase
      • The Hand Made Product Directory
      • Two Things Challenge - Paper & Plastic
      • The Arcade and SlogBite
      • Illustration Friday - Contained
      • New Concept in Online Art Marketing
      • My Goals for 2009
      • My Arcade at the Handmade Product Directory
      • Two Things Challenge - Partial & Whole
      • Illustration Friday - Resolve
      • Assessing My Goals for 2008
      • Two Things Challenge - New & Hope
      • How About This One?
      • What Do You See?
      • Illustration Friday - Clandestine
  • [+]2008
    • [+]December
      • I Have Been Tagged by 3
      • Where From Here
      • The Uplifting Story I Promised
      • Two Things Challenge - Real & Fake
      • One Last Holiday Angel
      • More Angels and Joy
      • Joy to You!
      • Angels on High
      • Illustration Friday - Voices
      • Susan's Zazzle Shop
      • Two Things Challenge - Cloud & Nine
      • Catch Up Day
      • Susan Published a Post
      • Coolest Blog Ever Award
      • Illustration Friday - Rambunctious
      • Taking It Easy Today!
      • Been Working on Zazzle
      • Into My Heart - Elaine Sampson's CD
      • Two Things Challenge - Urban & Art
      • Back from Famliy Crisis
      • Illustration Friday - Similar
      • Featured on Robin's Blog
      • Photos from the Art Fair
      • Two Things Challenge - Joint & Venture
      • Fair Was More Successful Today
      • Art & Craft Fair Today
      • Article on Front of Local Section
      • Illustration Friday - Balloon
      • HIV/AIDS Community Organizing
      • Diane's New 1000 Markets
      • World AIDS Day and Me
    • [+]November
      • Two Things Challenge - Apples & Oranges Again
      • Two Things Challenge - Apples & Oranges
      • Reporter Interview Today!
      • Giving Thanks to You and for All my Blessings
      • Illustration Friday - Opinion
      • Organizing AWE
      • Creating a Buzz
      • Two Things Challenge - Green & Yellow
      • Board of Fostering the Arts
      • Community Organizing
      • Today Was Very Busy
      • Income for Artists
      • What I Mean by Organizing
      • Viewpoint & Illustration Friday - Pretend
      • Thinking about Organizing
      • More Progress on Organizing
      • Two Things Challenge - Bent & Straight
      • Illustration Friday - Wise
      • Susan Elkin Featured by Jean Hood
      • FTP is Not Working
      • November WWAO Showcase
      • Two Things Challenge - Saturday & Sunday
      • Opening at Metropolis
      • Brattleboro Gallery Walk Opening
      • Illustration Friday - Vacant
      • Pet Monologues - Animals V & Victory!
      • Creative Every Day Month
      • Create. Collect. Trade. - A 2nd ACEO Book Edition
      • Bird House Auction
      • AWE Project Press Work
    • [+]October
      • Two Things Challenge - Textures / Shapes
      • Pet Monologues - Animals I
      • Brattleboro Gallery Walk Promo Blurb
      • Technical Problems
      • Progress on Organizing
      • Diane and Sunflower Cottage
      • International Artist Day - Today
      • Illustration Friday - Repair
      • Two Things Challenge - Big / Little
      • Pet Monologues - Irie in Flowers
      • The Enviroment Calls
      • Illustration Friday - Late
      • October WWAO Showcase
      • Two Things Challenge - Black & White
      • Stopping By
      • Pet Monologues - Emma in Flowers I
      • Illustration Friday - Strings
      • Back Home and Blogging
    • [+]September
      • Orphan Bill Passed the Senate - Try to Stop it in the House
      • Illustration Friday - Packed
      • Two Things Challenge - Green / Blue
      • Pet Monologues - Matisse in Flowers
      • Brilliante Blog Award
      • Wild - WWAO September Exhibit
      • Illustration Friday - Clique
      • Two Things Challenge - Product & Label
      • Too Busy Today
      • The TV Show
      • Pet Monologues - Irie in Butterflies
      • Chaos in Paradise
      • The AWE Project is Up!!
      • Two Things Challenge - Old & Fashion
      • Needing Time to Think
      • Illustration Friday - Island
      • Illustration Friday - Clutter
      • Pet Monolgues - Matisse in Butterflies II
      • AWE Presentation Tonight
      • The Winner is .... Kate!!
      • Putting the Pieces Back Together
      • Two Things Challenge - Music & Note
      • WWAO Etsy Artists Featured
      • Contest is Officially Closed
      • Pet Monologues - Freckles in Butterflies
      • Illustraton Friday - Memories
      • Autumn Ruminations Coming Up
    • [+]August
      • Two Things Challenge - Church & Lady
      • Computer Issues and Happy Labor Day
      • Labor Day Sale - VAST - ACEO Sale HERE too!
      • Gardens and Extra Flowers
      • Progress in the Garden and House Repairs
      • Really Making Progress
      • Progressing with AWE
      • Illustration Friday - Routine
      • Two Things Challenge - Hard & Soft
      • Day of Rest
      • Lots of Progress in the AWE Project
      • Pet Monologues - Bucky in Flowers
      • Illustration Friday - Detached
      • Working on the AWE Project
      • Two Things Challenge - Window & Shop
      • Red Lady Art - Featured in her Etsy Favorites
      • Fly Away - WWAO August Exhibit
      • Email Overload
      • Pet Monologues - Violet in Flowers
      • Keeping Things Simple
      • Give-Away Still and Making Progress
      • Orphan Works Bill Put on Hold!!!
      • Illustration Friday - Sail
      • Two Things Challenge - Over & Under
      • Illustration Friday - Poof!
      • Pet Monologues - Bambi in Flowers
      • My Playtime
      • Layers of Meaning
      • Green Dog (vs Blue Dog)
      • On the Sea
      • Reminder of the Give-Away
    • [+]July
      • Two Things Challenge - Up & Down
      • Pet Monologues - Abby
      • Illustrator Friday - Canned
      • Post 500 - A Give-Away!
      • Two Things Challenge - Corner & Stone
      • Christmas in July Sale - Special Sale for Readers!!
      • Give-Away in a Few Days
      • Progress in Digital Art
      • Mythical Space and Time
      • Interspecies Love Video
      • Illustration Friday - Enough
      • Two Things Challenge - People & Watch
      • Winter Silence to Relieve the Heat
      • Request for Whirling Dervish Umbrellas
      • Orphan Works Postponed
      • Pet Monologues - Stella in Flowers
      • Illustration Friday - Foggy
      • Rowe Fair
      • Two Things Challenge - Litter & Bug
      • Jean's Feature of Diane - Full Text
      • Featured on Design Style Guide
      • Progress on the AWE Project
      • Pet Monologues - Alyssa
      • Illustration Friday - Sour
      • Vote to Help a Friend Get to College
      • Two Things Challenge - Work & Book
      • Our Favourite Paintings - July WWAO Exhibit
      • Featured on Magdalene Jewels
      • Illustration Friday - Fierce
      • Pet Monologues - Bucky
      • Changes From Color
    • [+]June
      • Paintings Tell Me What to Call Them!
      • Two Things Challenge - Round & Square Again
      • Two Things Challenge - Round & Square
      • Inspired by Weaving
      • Devious Orphan Works Act
      • Pet Monologues - Sebastian
      • Illustration Friday - Hoard
      • Dance to Celebrate!!
      • Two Things Challenge - Parallel & Perpendicular
      • Million Signatures - Yours Counts!! (ALL Countries)
      • Short Today
      • Illustration Friday - Punchline
      • Pet Monologues - Chase
      • Musicians are Supporting Visual Artists Around Orphan Works Act
      • Mark Simon's Article - Orphan Works
      • Orphan Works Act Opposition Grows
      • Two Things Challenge - Fireplug & Flagpole
      • Moving Toward Licensing
      • Illustration Friday - Forgotten
      • Pet Monologue - Freckles
      • Big Day in the Town
      • To Brighten Your Day!!
      • June WWAO Showcase - Getting Away From It All
      • Two Things Challenge - Symmetrical & Abstract
      • Leaf Earth Goddess
      • Sharing Responsibility
      • Pet Monologues - Lady
      • Running in Place
      • Illustration Friday - Baby
      • Facebook Pages
    • [+]May
      • Two Things Challenge - Alliteration/Alike
      • Almost a Night Catastrophe
      • New Action Needed on the Orphan Act Bill
      • Petmonologues - Bambi
      • Illustration Friday - Worry & Free Copyright E-Book
      • Service to One's Country and Not Funny "Jokes"
      • Two Things Challenge - Sky & Ground
      • Fun Image for a Holiday
      • Textile Looking Digital Painting
      • Snowy Owl Tiles
      • Pet Monologues - Stella
      • Illustration Friday - Wide
      • Protect your copyright, write letters again NOW!
      • Two Things Challenge - Noisy/Peaceful
      • Spring Flowers for You!
      • Inspiring Bloggers!
      • Bloggers Unite for Human Rights & Illustration Friday - Electricity
      • Pet Monologues - Alyssa
      • Blog Reader Problems
      • Buddha - Peace Within and Without
      • Two Things Challenge - Mother/Land
      • Orphan Works Bill Update
      • Prayers for Peace
      • Brief
      • Color and Making Cards
      • Printing
      • Marketing Trip Today
      • Copyright Questions
      • Two Things Challenge - Rough/Smooth
      • May WWAO Showcase - Seascape
      • My Mommy and Me Sale
    • [+]April
      • Illustration Friday - Wrinkles & Orphan Works Act
      • Orphan Work Act Filed
      • Licensing and a Question
      • Two Things Challenge - Self/Portrait
      • Happy Spring and a Design
      • More on the Orphan Work Act
      • The Empty Chair
      • Orphan Works Act and WHAT YOU CAN DO!!
      • Earth Day!!
      • Illustration Friday - Primitive & Stealing Art
      • Gold Leaf III & Glorious Spring
      • Two Things Challenge - Masculine/Feminine
      • Spring is Thoroughly Here!!
      • Morning Reflections II
      • Alice Yet Again & Award
      • Illustration Friday - Fail
      • Alice Again
      • Bottlescape II and Alice
      • Two Things Challenge - A/Z
      • Expansion & Update
      • Illustration Friday - Save
      • Pet Monologues & AWE Prep
      • Playing Around & AWE
      • Dance of Life & Treasury
      • Printing Issues & Puppets
      • Something Different and AWE
      • In the Top 101 Artists Blogs
      • Illustration Friday - Homage & Featured
      • Pet Monologues & AWE
      • Beautiful Mother Earth, April WWAO Exhibit
    • [+]March
      • Second Teasury - in the Main Treasury!!
      • My Very First Treasury!!!
      • Showing Some Treasuries
      • Two Things Challenge - Native/Exotic
      • Illustration Friday - Pet Peeves
      • Pet Monologues & Dog Beach
      • How are You?
      • Comments in Email
      • Happy Easter and Renewal
      • Two Things Challenge - Dead/Alive #3 & Color
      • Two Things Challenge - Dead/Alive #2
      • Two Things Challenge - Dead/Alive & Ranked
      • Pet Monologues & Listed
      • Illustration Friday - Heavy
      • ACEO Book!!
      • Dawning Feeling Better & Spring
      • Simple Pleasures - Healing
      • Two Things Challenge - Sun/Shade
      • Illustration Friday - Garden
      • Pet Monologues & Stella
      • 2 Steps Back
      • March WWAO Exhibit
      • Venturing into the Blogosphere
      • Hanging in There
      • Two Things Challenge - Blue/Red/Purple
      • Illustration Friday - Leap
      • Pet Monologues & Me
      • Turned a Corner
      • Checking In
      • Two Things Challenge - Old/New
      • Pretty Sick Still
    • [+]February
      • Pretty Sick Today
      • BBEST of Flowers Treasury
      • Pet Monologues and Award
      • Lots of Treasuries!!
      • Illustration Friday - Multiple
      • Still Joy
      • Two Things Challenge - Box/Car & Awards
      • Good News!
      • Sky Blue Pink
      • Thank you, Friends!
      • Quick Check-In
      • Illustration Friday - Theory
      • Book for and about Students and Artists Together
      • Two Things Challenge - Love/Bird
      • Featured in Five For Friday & Book Meme
      • And the Winner Is ....
      • Pet Monologues, Blogger Choice and Awards!!
      • 2 More Treasuries!!
      • VAST Treasury and Creative Every Day
      • Illustration Friday - Choose ... & Award
      • Two Things Challenge - Night/Light
      • Your Art Marketing - New Forum
      • Another VAST Treasury and Angel Love
      • Pet Monologues & Awards
      • Illustration Friday - Blanket
      • One World, One HeART Give Away
      • Love Exhibit and Red Treasury
      • Two Things Challenge - Sign/Post & Award!
      • Passion in Etsy
    • [+]January
      • Pet Monologues
      • Thumbnails for Illustration Friday
      • Illustration Friday - Tales and Legends
      • The Universe Wrote Me
      • Two Things Challenge - Empty/Full
      • Giving Awards
      • Lime Aglow
      • Brief Update
      • You Make My Day Awards
      • Local Cultural Council Grant
      • Purple Mist
      • Magenta Glow
      • Illustrator Friday - Plain
      • Two Things Challenge - Foot/Loose
      • NicoleB Photography & Little More BlogCatalog
      • Finishing Up BlogCatalog
      • Continuation of BlogCatalog
      • Illustrator Friday - Stitch & Review
      • BlogCatalog and Social Networking
      • Hope and Rest
      • Two Things Challenge - Plain/Peanut
      • Illustrator Friday - 100% & Rima's Challenge
      • Show, Entry and Footprint
      • Gale Rainwater Photography
      • Simple Pleasures
      • Two Things Challenge - Home/Health
      • Featured in Another Blog, rssHugger and Remembrance
      • Pet Monologues Showcase
      • Imagekind Shop Button
      • Goals for 2008
      • My Year in Review/Happy New Year!!!
  • [+]2007
    • [+]December
      • Happy New Year's Eve & Been Tagged
      • Illustrator Friday - Soar
      • Getting My New Cards
      • Kwanzaa
      • Featured on 2 Blogs
      • Two Things Challenge - Tidy/Ends
      • Joyful Christmas
      • Enjoy This Season
      • Illustrator Friday - Horizon
      • Actually Printing the Cards
      • Two Things Challenge - Sweet/Star
      • Choosing a Printer
      • Cards for a Track Record
      • Cards and Licensing
      • Illustrator Friday - Backwards
      • Two Things Challenge - Hold/Value
      • Revisiting Consignment Shops
      • Safe and 2 Things Challenge
      • Continuation of the First Craft fair
      • Resolution!!
      • How We Started At Craft Fairs
      • Consignment Shop Update
      • Illustrator Friday - Little Things
      • Two Things Challenge - Colo{u}rful/Words
      • Returning to Consignment Shops
      • Black Beauty Ranch
      • Newsletter in Process
      • Fairs and More
      • Consignment Shop Work
      • Illustrator Friday - Excess
      • Two Things Challenge - Forsaken/Foundling
    • [+]November
      • My Work at Another Store
      • Congratulations!! Neda!!
      • A Different Kind of Zoo
      • Illustrator Friday - The Zoo
      • ACEO's are Fun!
      • The Maze of the Holidays
      • Two Things Challenge - Brash/Luster
      • Newsletter
      • Happy Gratitude Day!
      • Answer to Neda's Trick Question
      • The Environment Again
      • Fanciful Animal Images
      • Neda's Questions
      • Illustrator Friday - Superstition
      • Redoing My Signature
      • Networking and Etsy
      • Creative Economy and the Enviroment
      • Two Things Challenge - Intricate/Interlace
      • Create Every Day - November Challenge
      • Keeping Up
      • Illustrator Friday - Scale
      • Two Things Challenge - Nature/Civilization
      • Illustrator Friday - Hat
      • Freedom and Choice
      • More Choices
      • Fantastic Comments in Last Post!!
      • Making Choices
      • ACEO's At Etsy
      • So Many Choices
      • Two Things Challenge - Poetic/Prosaic
    • [+]October
      • Mazes and a Question
      • Question for You
      • Worldwide Women Artists
      • ACEO Edition for Sale
      • Illustrator Friday - Trick or Treat
      • Printing ACEOs
      • Illustrator Friday - Grow
      • 2 Things Challenge - Elegant/Gaudy
      • Autumn Ruminations
      • Creative Fueling
      • Handing Out Awards
      • Internet Connection
      • Biodiversity of Species Part #2 (Non-humans)
      • Blog Action Day Wrap-Up
      • Bio-Diversity of Species Part #1 (Humans)
      • Blog Action Day was Terrific!
      • Blog Action Day
      • A Green Day
      • Community for the Environment
      • Shall We Dance?
      • Grant Application Revisted
      • My Contribution to Maraya Galleries
      • Grant Application
      • Can This Be My Earth Painting?
      • World Card Making Day
      • Wow! and Thank you!
      • A Confession and Appreciation
      • Great Comments!
      • Purpose of "CAPTCHA"
      • What Are You Doing - Oct 15?
      • Kaleidoscpopes
    • [+]September
      • Thank You, Our Friends
      • Friends Making Mandalas
      • Environmental Challenge and Invitation
      • Will Catch Up Tomorrow
      • Post of Rest
      • Cluster Maps for Websites
      • WordPress Sidebars - Cluster Maps
      • Happy Weekend!
      • Cluster Maps for WordPress
      • Would you Like a Cluster Map?
      • Behind the Screen
      • Cluster Maps
      • Local Cultural Council Grants
      • Received "Nice Matters" Award
      • Day of Rest
      • The Other Form Delayed ...
      • Working on My Website
      • My Peeking Out
      • How CafePress Works
      • Blog Action Day
      • My CafePress Shop is Open!
      • Tile Shop Open!
      • Changing Direction
      • More Promises ...
      • What Do You See?
      • Hard at Work
      • A Shop Request
      • Guitar Playing
      • More Items at CafePress
      • Goddess Mask
    • [+]August
      • Another Evolution
      • Excellence in Play
      • Watching Again
      • Color Shifting
      • Time to Look Upward
      • At the Beach
      • Look at this Eye and Meditate
      • Working on my CafePress
      • Being Silly
      • How I have been Creating
      • Following the Crowd
      • Creating Digital Images
      • Such Great Comments!
      • Back Online
      • No Internet Connection ... Again!
      • Looking Everywhere
      • Listed in Susan Borgas' Carnival
      • Lying in the Meadow
      • Sunflowers in August
      • I Come From Boston
      • Rima's Second Challenge
      • Owl Mask Watching Over
      • It is Amazing to Me, But
      • The Name says it All
      • Hard to Believe
      • Safe to Check Out CafePress
      • CafePress Shop Almost Ready!
      • Changing Colors
      • Awe image
      • Bestowing Awards!
      • I Got Bestowed!!
    • [+]July
      • Details Winning the Day ...
      • Over the Edge
      • Switching my Source Image
      • Joining Social Networks
      • Sluggin Along Here ...
      • Business Cards Flying Out!
      • My Entries for Rima's Challenge
      • Local Artists Window Exhibit (AWE)
      • They Arrived!
      • Studio Artist Demo
      • Rima's Challenge
      • Are Thumbnails going to work?
      • Studio Artist Demo Coming Up
      • Open for Titles
      • The Mothership is Tilting
      • Been Reading About Online Venues
      • Pac Man
      • Soft Eyes for 3D Painting
      • The Secret Revealed
      • Beginning to Reveal ...
      • Girl with a Pearl Earring
      • The Envelope Please
      • Constraining Variables
      • Playing at Painting
      • Can this be a Circus?
      • Entering Within
      • Castles in Air
      • Around and Around ....
      • Play It Again, Sam
      • One More Round ...
      • Streams of Water Flowing
    • [+]June
      • Summer Busting Out
      • Light in Art
      • Promises Extended for Another Day
      • Depending on Perspective
      • Art Biz Card Revisited
      • Susan has Emerged!
      • Business Card for Paintings
      • Fanciful Animal Images Business Card
      • Learning More ... Unexpectedly
      • Which Direction to Go ...
      • Reassessing Time and Costs
      • Absorbing the Energy of Joy and Fullness
      • You Can Search Everything
      • The Blog Not Taken
      • More Progress
      • Changing Direction Yet Again
      • Progress on the "Look"
      • Which Blog Look Do You Like?
      • Journey
      • Journey Within
      • Flower Essence IV
      • Flower Essence II
      • Flower Essence I
      • Flower Essence III
      • Animals II
      • Flowers V
      • Winterberry in Flowers
      • Bucky in Butterflies
      • Flowers III
      • Flowers IX
    • [+]May
      • Emma in Butterflies
      • Flowers II
      • Flowers XIV
      • Flowers X
      • Flowers I
      • I’ve Been Tagged!
      • Animals IV
      • Business Card for Design Business - Final Version
      • Bambi in Butterflies
      • Violet in Flowers
      • Lady in Butterflies
      • Flowers XIII
      • Stella in Butterflies
      • Irie in Flowers
      • Flowers XVI
      • Lady in Flowers
      • Sight
      • Business Card for Art Business-Vertical Revisited
      • Business Card for Art Business - Vertical
      • Business Card for Design Business
      • Business Card for Art Business
      • Freckles in Butterflies
      • Bottlescape II
      • Flowers IV
      • Bucky in Flowers I
      • Abstract Design V
      • Abstract Design VI
      • Abstract Design II
      • Abstract Design IV
      • Abstract Design I
      • Abstract Design VII
    • [+]April
      • Abstract Design X
      • Animals I
      • Arriving
      • Animals III
      • Emma in Flowers II
      • Outer Flow XV
      • Outer Flow III
      • Abstract Design IX
      • Toys II
      • Beginning Life III
      • Memory
      • Flowers XI
      • Irie in Butterflies
      • Bambi in Flowers II
      • Conundrum III
      • Stella in Flowers I
      • The Empty Chair - Acrylic
      • Abstract Design XI
      • Toys V
      • Violet in Butterflies
      • The Empty Chair - Pastel
      • Freckles in the Hunt
      • Animals V
      • Flowers XVII
      • Watching Over I
      • Woman and the Sea
      • Inner Flow III
      • Abby in Butterflies
      • Nature Reflections II
      • Reflections in Blue I
    • [+]March
      • Freckles in Flowers I
      • Emanate II
      • Nature Reflections I
      • Dance of Life
      • Heart of Fire
      • The Light Within
      • Freedom - Code Almost There
      • Creating Inside and Out
      • Creativity - Balance of Play and Persistence
      • 2 Collages With a Quilting Influence
      • The Look for Now
      • Knowing When to Change Course
      • Hi on Day 2 of this Blog
      • Hello, World!
      • About Diane


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