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Just post a comment on this blog post and I'll choose a winner at random on Monday. If you are reading this on a feed make sure to comment on my main blog here. And don't forget to give me a way to contact you if you are the winner!
FTC Disclosure: I have received no payment to do this giveaway. Just a fan of Mark's books!
Congrats to Deb! Thanks to everyone for playing!
Labels: Claudine Hellmuth Studio, free tutorial
Labels: Claudine Hellmuth Studio, free tutorial
If you'd like to see step by step instructions, click here!
Enjoy!
Labels: Claudine Hellmuth Studio, free projects, free tutorial
Click the player below to listen! Or click here to listen on her web site. The first part of the podcast has a little bit of an echo..... but that goes away after about a minute :)
On this podcast we talk about changing your art style, how you evolve in style and many other exciting things!!
Labels: interviews, podcasts
First stop, I will be at The Creative Connection Event where I'll be a part of a Pitch Slam panel on creating a craft product line! I can't wait for the opening night keynote presentation with Holly Becker! I'm a big fan of Holly and her blog!
After that I'll be teaching and demoing at ScrapFest in the Mall of America Friday - Sunday! This event is hosted by Archiver's stores and I am exited to be teaching at it for my first time! My class + demo schedule is:
Friday 9/16
9am - 11am demoing in front of Archiver's Store
2:00 - 2:45pm teaching The inner artist canvas
Saturday 9/17
9am - 11am demoing in front of Archiver's Store
2:00 - 2:45pm teaching The inner artist canvas
Saturday 9/17
11am - 2:30 demoing in front of Archiver's Store
Spaces are still available in many classes so if you are in the area some on by and join in on the fun! I hope to see you there!!
Also don't miss this technique video that was created by Archiver's Stores using my Claudine Hellmuth Studio Paints and Creative Layers stamps!
Visit Linda's blog for more photos and even more detailed instructions!
Labels: Claudine Hellmuth Studio, free projects, free tutorial
Paul just got some really great glasses from Warby Parker. When you order from Warby Parker you can ask for 5 try on pairs, so at Paul's birthday party we all voted which ones we liked best on him and the above pair won. Very retro and make him look like Clark Kent. I can't wait to get my new frames but I haven't decided which ones to order for my try on pairs yet.
Have a great weekend!
My Dad has had the same pair of glasses for more than 40 years. Not the same exact pair, but when he goes to get to new frames, he gets the same style. I can't see these type of glasses and not think of him. His are always gold aviator style frames with transitions lenses. I think he'd look really great in a pair of dark rectangle frames, but he won't hear of it.
I can't believe it's been 10 years! What a wonderful ten years they have been with you by my side. Here's to 100 more! I love you so much!
During my sophomore year of college I went really retro and had a pair of old cat's eye glasses that I bought from an antique store fitted with my lenses. They were a mauve color with sparkle flowers at the corners.
Labels: created with ipad + adobe ideas, daily drawing, sketch
In my freshman year of college I went through a phase where I didn't wear my contacts and I wore glasses. I had a pair of little tiny oval frames, that looked like Ben Franklin glasses.
Labels: created with ipad + adobe ideas, daily drawing, sketch
When I was in the 3rd or maybe it was the 4th grade I discovered I was going to need glasses. I remember being really excited at the prospect of getting a nice big red pair just like Sally Jesse Raphael. I did end up with a similar pair, but thy were white and not red. Here's my homage to those glasses.
Labels: created with ipad + adobe ideas, daily drawing, sketch