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Wedding Logo: Japanese Magnolia Tree
A friend of mine is getting married this summer at the LA Arboretum and she and her fiance fell in love with this Japanese magnolia tree, that will frame them as they make their wedding vows. Because they love this … Continue reading
Posted in adobe illustrator, art, avocado, design, drawing, flowers, japanese magnolia, la arboretum, logo, tree, wedding
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Empty Bowl – Posters & Marketing Materials Galore!
Although the Empty Bowl fundraiser is not until early June, there is much to be done, including advertising the event. One of the fun things about doing the graphics for Family Promise is that I get to do things that … Continue reading
Posted in black and white, bowls, bulletin insert, empty bowl, family promise, flyer, fundraiser, marketing materials, poster, pottery, powerpoint, soup, thoughts
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Paintings displayed in my art show – Vol. 1
In my previous post, I noted that with the rate that I had to get all 15 of my paintings framed, most of the paintings were either un-scanned or were scanned poorly. I remarked about this to Gavin, and he … Continue reading
Posted in art, art show, birds of paradise, bridge, colorful, field, house, nectarines, painting, peaches, sneak peak, still life, watercolor
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Jenny’s Having an Art Show!
A friend of mine named Marsha was approached by a local restauranteur close to her business. Marsha had been having gallery showings in her office lobby of various Burbank Art Association members, and this restauranteur wanted to do something similar … Continue reading
Posted in art, art show, bridge, farmers market, floral, flowers, nectarines, painting, sneak peak, still life, watercolor
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Spice-rubbed Pork Chops
I am very confident with cooking chicken and fairly confident with beef. Pork, on the other hand, is a meat I’m still working on knowing how to cook better. I ran across this recipe from Cooking Light that I’ve done … Continue reading
Posted in brown sugar, cooking light, coriander, cumin, dinner, olive oil, pork
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Empty Bowl Logo
One of the ways I am privileged to use my creative talents is by helping nonprofits with their marketing materials. One such nonprofit close to my heart is Family Promise of East San Fernando Valley, which is a nonprofit dedicated … Continue reading
Posted in bowls, design, empty bowl, family promise, fundraiser, logo, nonprofit, pottery, soup
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Fusing Glass Under Influence of the Flu
A few weeks ago, I contracted the flu. Although I never get the flu shot (it does not respond well to my system), I haven’t had the flu in years. And so I forgot that, no matter how much you … Continue reading
Posted in art, blue, glass, green, iridescent glass, tiles, vase, watercolor, window vase, Workshop
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What have I been doing? Landing pages.
Over the past few weeks, I find myself incredibly busy putting together landing pages for a client of mine. This is now the third go-round (I think) of creating differently-themed pages for this client to use for all of their … Continue reading
Glass Slumping Class
Way back at the beginning of February, I took a glass slumping class. Sounds a little dirty, but I assure you it is not! What glass slumping is is taking pieces of glass and fusing them together with a first … Continue reading
Posted in art, blue, glass, green, iridescent glass, slumping, vase, window vase
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Slave Labor: A Family Reunion Website
Last year, around the fourth of July, Gavin’s mom Bonnie asked us what we were doing next year on the fourth of July, wondering if we might be willing to go to a (then) un-planned family reunion for her family … Continue reading
Posted in design, family, reunion, website
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