Artscape...ya gotta go!

This Friday, Saturday and Sunday I will be unveiling a new line of cards at ArTsCApE! I am so excited! The new work is inspired by vintage patterns and designs seen in old wallpaper and tile... most likely a result of renovating our 1880's mill house! Stop by and see me and my friends who are all a part of Baltimore Etsy! We will be at the corner of Mt. Royal and Charles Street. By the way, did you see our write up in the Baltimore Sun?!!! Sweet!

MegaArt!

Stop by The Metro Gallery this Thursday and check out one very big new painting, (25.5 x 11.6 feet) by artist Alison Spain. I had a chance to photograph Alison in action and am excited to see the evolution of this gigantic work!


The opening is tomorrow, Thursday the 17th @ 7pm.
The Metro Gallery is located at 1700 North Charles Street in Baltimore.

Carpe Diem!

If this doesn't inspire you to enjoy love life and live in the moment, then I don't know what will!

Flower Power!

Just got these done...thanks to the guys over at Squidfire. And just in time for the EcoFest next week! Stop by and see some of BEST's participating artists! Tanks are available for purchase on my etsy site!

Earth Day Giveaway!!!!

BEST is having another giveaway... featuring an awesome kid's shirt from SweetPepita, made of a repurposed t-shirt and organic cotton; a printed dishtowel from JennyJen42 (why use paper ones?); a notepad from JenyGWen, pendants from Anapurna and GwenWalls, earrings from JillPopowich, headband and bow set from CookiesBowBoutique, a recycled plate ring from TheBrokenPlate, and a brooch from JenMenkhaus.

Sign up now on BEST'S mailing list to be entered in the giveaway!(those who have signed up in the past will already be entered in the giveaway!)
The winner will be announced on April 26th - good luck!

Take notes!

Here's a new little notepad I made...

I got what I expected....

Artists Bobbi Becker, Gregory Bartlet and Lacey Jane Roberts.

So, I went to the ACC last week and saw all the wonderful crafts a girl could ever wish to see. What I didn't expect was to see something like this! Imagine how thrilled I was when I came upon this unexpected installation by San Franciscan artist Lacey Jane Roberts. My friends and I were blow away by the magnitude and creativity of this knitted masterpiece entitled "We Couldn't Get In. We Couldn't Get Out." More and better images of Lacey Jane's work can be seen on her website. Be sure to check out her knitted graffiti tags while you're there!