Listen to last years show with Bruce Baker. It is worth a second listen to get all the information he has to offer about the business side of you as an artist.
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I have had a great few days out here at The New Media Expo, as well as visiting with my son. You have to check out The Liberace Museum. That’s a man who knew the power of glitter! I’ll be putting up a new show tomorrow when I’m home in the studio. Today I am off to explore while trying to stay cool and out of the 105 degree heat. Don’t forget to sign up for the how-to seminar on transferring all kinds of images to every kind of surface. Click her for Transfer That! above: my son and I out for the night in Las Vegas CRAFTCAST on FACEBOOK Follow CRAFTCAST on TWITTERThanks for your help in making CRAFTCAST a favorite podcast! Click on the button below to place your vote.
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Here is the simple how-to for participating in this months Master Class, Transfer That!
One way to participate is by phone.
Once you have registered for class, you will receive a phone number and access code. On the day and time of that class, simply dial the number and enter your pin code when prompted. You can listen to the entire class discussion, and if you enter #8 on your phone, you will be able to ask a question or participate in the conversation.
You can also login to class on your computer.
Once you have registered for class, in addition to receiving a phone number and access code, you will receive a website address and access code. On the day and time of that class, simply go to the website address provided and enter the access code where indicated.
You can listen to the entire class, and ask a question by typing it in to the area designated.
All very simply to use.
If you would like to speak while logged-in to your computer, you need a microphone and headset.
No additional software is needed.
However you participate you will receive, through email, a handout of all the materials covered, so you can follow along without worrying about taking notes.
A full recording of the seminar is also available, for people who registered, for review for up to 3 months.
Sue is a paper and fiber goddess. Besides making art, writing her blog, teaching online, Sue is the editor of Fibre & Stitch.
Here is a quote from Ms. Bleiweiss:
“The questions “what if” or “how can I” are the ones that motivate me the most in the studio. It’s the exploration of finding and discovering new ways to manipulate and embellish paper and fabric that drive me into the studio and inspire me every day.”S. Bleiweiss
I also feature a great book on re-utilizing old sweaters into great new items, plus introduce the new Master Class, Transfer That!
I am hosting this class is with the foremost polymer clay artist, Seth Savarick. Seth will lead us through his informative workshop instructing us how to transfer any image to the material of your choosing.
Mr. Savarick has an extensive printmaking background, mastering a variety of image transfer techniques.
Here is what will be covered in this class: Transfering images to any surface, metal, polymer clay, fabric, wood wherever your creative muse takes you.
All the steps to get a perfect finished result, plus tips on how to avoid certain pitfalls along the way.
Learn the how-to using:
Photocopies
Lazertrans
Inkjet Copies
Gibson Tear Away Technique
Plus more
Sign up for the opportunity to listen in as well as ask your own questions to Seth during this live 90-minute live workshop!
I went off to the farmers market this morning looking for inspiration and homemade pastry.
I found both.
I took this photo of a sunflower. I used my macro lens and got really close in on the center. I love the color palette, the way the colors blend into each other, the pointy texture and how the water droplets look like embedded diamonds.
Swinging in the hammock till September 8, when I’ll be back with all new shows!
above: my son and I out for the night in Las Vegas CRAFTCAST on 
