I just received this darling tote that I won from Monica Lee’s Smart Creative Women.
It’s made by Dash & Albert.
How cute is that tag! “Fetch in Style”…gotta love it.
So how did I win it you ask?
I was listening to Monica Lee’s interview with Annie Selke of Pine Cone Hill and Dash & Albert.
Afterwards I commented on her blog, shared the interview on facebook and twitter and was entered into a giveaway contest.
She seems to have quite a few of them with items donated by the guest.
She’s like the Oprah of the Internet:)
She has another give away going on but I’d feel greedy entering since I’ve just won this fab tote:)
But there’s no stopping you!
If you don’t know who Monica is or have never listened to any of her fabulous interviews with
Smart Creative Women, you have go to check her out immediately!
I work in my studio all day long. I chat briefly with my hubby who also works out of the house or a client who pops in for 5 minutes to drop or pick up something.
But it’s normally just me and my pens, brushes, paints, inks, papers and computer.
So on most days, I listen to Monica and one of her fabulous guests while I work away.
Her voice and sweet personality brighten my day.
And the info shared is always helpful to me artistically or business-y.
She also has an internet course called Smart Creative Dreaming.
Check it out if you are in need of help to guide you to live your dream.
I haven’t taken it, as I am already “living the dream” as a lettering artist and font designer.
But I’m sure that anything Monica does is well thought out, practical and focused on what her attendees really need to get them further along.
She also does private coaching and is a lovely watercolor artist who licenses her work!
What can I say…I’m a huge fan of this cool chick.
Thanks again Monica. I will think of you when I’m using my new tote bag!
As always my calligraphy fonts, Dom Loves Mary and Belluccia are available.
You can purchase them here.
I am chomping at the bit to share my latest font with you.
Still looking at releasing it in May. Just got to keep my nose to the grindstone:)
Have a Friggin’ Fabulous Friday 🙂
Debi
The muted tones of gray and tan along with lovely lavender made for a very sophisticated wedding palette.
Belluccia was also used for the treat tags at the candy station.
I love the tags with purple and white twine that were available to tie up the treat bags.
