Showing posts with label team sunday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label team sunday. Show all posts

Oct 5, 2008

Team Sunday!

A quick Team Sunday post today - we're hosting a birthday party for my dad and I've got so much to do!

The Street Teams I am so proud to belong to are:
Arts in RI
Photographers of Etsy (POE)
Design Style Guide
Cabinet of Curiosities

Today I'd like to feature House of Six Cats - the fearless leader of Photographers of Etsy!


Do check out his shop!

Sep 28, 2008

Team Sunday

Hi All - Sunday has rolled around again - time to feature a fellow Etsy Street Team member!

The Street Teams I am so proud to belong to are:
Arts in RI
Photographers of Etsy (POE)
Design Style Guide
Cabinet of Curiosities

This week, I'll be featuring Paula of The Venerable Bead, a fellow Arts in RI member. Yeah, I know I just featured an Arts in RI member last week, but there's a very particular reason I wanted to mention Paula...



She is on the cover of the latest edition of Stringing magazine!! Congrats Paula! This talented glass artist is the proprietor of The Venerable Bead - she makes amazing glass beads and pendants. I had the chance to see her at work in her studio - what an experience!



Here are just a few examples of her work. To see more, visit her shop!





Sep 21, 2008

Team Sunday

As an Etsy seller, I've become involved with some great Etsy Street Teams with friendly, talented members. I've been wanting to spread the word about some of the great artists in my Street Teams. Thus, the birth of the "Team Sunday" feature - which I plan to do at least once a month, if not more often.

First, a shout out to all of my teams:
Arts in RI
Photographers of Etsy (POE)
Design Style Guide
Cabinet of Curiosities

I'd like to kick off "Team Sundays" by featuring the intrepid leader of Arts in RI, painter Julie Beck.

Fisherman


Barnacle

Three Trees 11


I love Julie's elegant, rich, earthy color palette and her use of historic images as inspiration. She's a talented painter and an energetic team leader. Thanks for being so awesome, Julie!

To learn more about the artist and her work, visit Julie's shop, website, and blog.