My new year starts today: Monday, January 7. My kids go back to school and I go back to having a wide open, white canvas to create within – hooray!
I have to tell you, though, I have been creating up a storm lately. Pinterest seems to have ignited something in me, something about Art Every Day Month followed up with finally “getting” pinterest… today I actually did some sketching in my writing notebook!
The art I want to share with you today, though, is one of my latest
"Jane Austen at Home" pendant Women in Literary History Word-Love necklaces. I gave this one as a gift to my daughter, Katherine. She loves Jane Austen, so I made her a necklace featuring her “at home” with the background (overlay) from a photo I found from her one-time home. I love how it turned out.
I continue to love making pendants. I have even been commissioned to make some, which I especially love making in addition to my “standards" of the lesser known women writers. I figure in order to serve my mission of getting the word about unknowns, I need to have the wide appeal of the Emily Dickinsons and Jane Austens, etc.
My eldest daughter, Katherine, modeling her "Jane Austen at home" pendant.
I figure the more I make, the more interest I will generate. I was wearing one of Anais Nin and a cashier asked me, "Do you know her? I mean, is that a family member or something?" and I got to talk about Anais Nin. Conversations like this excite me to no end, as you may have figured by now.
Now: tell me about your creativity!
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© 2013 by Julie Jordan Scott This is my seventh post (of 31!) for the January Ultimate Blog Challenge. Watch here for challenge posts which will include Writing Prompts, Writing Tips and General Life Tips and Essays.