zazzle-yep I did

So, I finally made myself a zazzle account. My etsy shop is geared towards printables and graphic design, and I didn't want to mix that with my fine art stuff. I also didn't have the time to find a professional printer and figure out all that stuff to sale them myself. Zazzle seems to be the perfect solution for now. We'll see how it goes. Wish me luck! For now I only have my shoe watercolors in there. Should I add paintings too? I can't decide.

orange inspiration

A water color contribution from the little buddy. Painting has always been the one craft he willing does and enjoys.

etsy here I come . . .

So I've been wrestling with opening an etsy shop ever since I found out about it, over a year ago. I have many excuses for not starting one: It would take too much time, I would spend my time thinking about that instead of my little boy, I don't have anything to sell. But the real culprit is simply that I don't think I could sell anything. I'm afraid nobody else would want my stuff and I would put all that work into it for nothing. So I suppose I have put it off for a year for fear of failure. But, thanks to Candace's nudges over at Sparkle Power, I have finally decided to get creative and just do it. The more I think about it the more ideas I have, and yes, today my poor little boy was neglected. But he got to watch lots of great movies. We'll try not to do it again. It may still be a week or two before it opens, but here is a preview of one of the things I would like to put in the shop as a print (I'm still looking for a printer):