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April Inspiration
Idea Junkyard (Things that Inspire Me)
Happy (almost end of) April! Here's what's been going on/inspiring me this month! Music Bryan (my fiancée who you may have met at various markets) introduces me to pretty much all of my new music. I was having a bad day earlier this month, and he put this one on for me, and it made me feel better right away. If you ever need a pick-me-up, this has quickly become my go to song! Naimononedari by performed by Kana-Boon and Necry Talkie Books I'm Reading Lately I've been rereading an old favorite - the His Dark Materials trilogy by Phillip...
On my desk
It's been a while since I shared a little back story of how my cards get created, so I thought I'd give you a little glimpse into the history of one of my newest cards: the cupcake parade!
April 2021 Art Shows
March Inspiration
Idea Junkyard (Things that Inspire Me)
So far, March has been a wonderful month weather-wise. The sun has come out of hiding and Spring is in the air! Music This month I've been particularly enjoying scrolling through some old favorites from my younger days. One playlist pulled up Tracy Chapman's Fast Car, and since then I have been playing it on repeat. There are a lot of covers, and I browsed through a few of them, but as I suspected, the original is still the best! Her voice is amazingly rich with emotion, it's completely enchanting. Books I've been reading two books this month. My fiction fix is The...
February Inspiration
Idea Junkyard (Things that Inspire Me)
Although it's starting to feel like Spring is finally on its way, most of this month Columbus has been covered in an endless white blanket of snow and ice. It was all very exciting at first, but after the novelty wore off I became reluctant to venture out into my garden or go for walks on the treacherous icy roads. So, you may notice my February inspiration includes some happy colorful escapism! Music Making a big change from last month, I've recently been listening to a lot of Chillhop while I work. I find that the repetitiveness gets me into a good...