I hand painted these signs for my friend’s outdoor farm wedding using Molotow Paint Markers from my art store. Molotow paints are waterproof and weather proof, and though they are a little expensive, they are AWESOME! The wood wasn’t primed, so it did kind of destroy the markers I had used, but it was TOTALLY worth it to see the signs in action! Needless to say, it was one of the most unique and personalized weddings I have ever been to.
Congratulations to my friends D&M on the milestone!
I hand painted these signs for my friend’s outdoor farm wedding using Molotow Paint Markers from my art store. Molotow paints are waterproof and weather proof, and though they are a little expensive, they are AWESOME! The wood wasn’t primed, so it did kind of destroy the markers I had used, but it was TOTALLY worth it to see the signs in action! Needless to say, it was one of the most unique and personalized weddings I have ever been to.
Congratulations to my friends D&M on the milestone!
One of my oldest and closest University Friends got engaged this weekend! Not only was it the first proposal I ever witnessed, but it was also my first flash mob. It was an incredible experience and I am so happy that I was a part of it. I wish them all the happiness in the world :) This card was made on cardstock using acrylic paint and black ink. The “Omega” at the back is a part of a really old nerdy inside joke.
I went to Michaels to pick up a paint brush, and when I walked by these $1.50 photo frames, I thought “those would make great necklaces!” Using the frame, a pair of scissors, sanding paper, acrylic paint, and a few of my old jewelry supplies, I created this double sided wooden necklace. This project took less than an hour, and it looked great with my white top and blue jeans :)
This peacock painting in acrylics was done in a little over an hour for my PaintNite “Interview” :)
Today is my sister’s 22nd birthday! I am so proud of my little sis for her amazing experience abroad and everything she’s accomplished so far :) I wish her an amazing year full of bigger and better things!
I also recently celebrated the 25th birthday of one of my closest friends from University!
I had several business cards leftover with my old position on it, so I used them to create these cards.
Here are some fun results from my final Christmas Card order of the season! These were made using Acrylics and gold pen.
When my sister and I went to lunch this afternoon, we bumped into one of the greatest Christmas sights I’ve seen this year! This little caroling group was singing “Winter Wonderland” in front of one of Toronto’s many Christmas trees. The singing was so beautiful, and the outfits were great!
What have been your favourite Christmas sights this year?
