Productive Day Off!

Up above is a sneak preview of my new "Hells Yeah!" Ballerina t-shirt, which will be a party of Wednesday's shop update.

I am kind of in a "Hells Yeah!" kinda mood today since I have gotten so much done! It's my day off from work (day job), so I am spending it focusing on Etsy and making stuff. I burned a bunch of screens and printed a ton of t-shirts and totes with images including sewing machines, bison, moustaches, and more! I even cropped a bunch of photos on Photoshop, which I usually hate doing. Hopefully I will have a huge shop update prepared for Wednesday night. In the meantime, there are some new whale shirts in the shop.

Other Random Goodness:

*I'm really close to having a big dream of mine come true - keep your fingers crossed! I can't tell you what it is yet, but it *may* happen this summer...

*Been watching some really good/thought provoking movies lately: Blue Valentine, the Social Network, The Shift, and more!

*Had a little housewarming party the other day, and it was wonderful! So much good conversation, good food, and a good movie (In the Realms of the Unreal, about the art of Henry Darger).

*I signed up to take an online painting class with two of my favorite painters, Lisa Congdon and Mati McDonough. I need a little nudge to get me back into painting again, and I think this will help do the trick. I can't wait until it starts! Get more information here: http://www.getyourpainton.typepad.com/

*I've been drawing and drawing and drawing...t-shirt designs for my day job and for my Etsy shop. It's funny how resistant I am to using the computer for making/editing the drawings... I still insist on sharpies and white out, always!

That's all for now; gotta get back to work. But I will post again on Wednesday when I have some goodies ready for the shop update.

Until then, I hope your week is off to a great start!

Source: http://howtomakeart.blogspot.com/2011/01/productive-day-off.html

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