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Unleashing the Power of Creativity: The Importance of Being Creative

In a world that thrives on innovation and constant change, creativity has become a vital skill that sets individuals apart. It is the driving force behind groundbreaking inventions, artistic masterpieces, and revolutionary ideas. Being creative is not limited to the realm of artists and designers; it extends to all facets of life, shaping how we approach problems, express ourselves, and find new solutions. In this blog post, we will explore the significance of cultivating and nurturing creativity in our personal and professional lives.

Enhancing Problem-Solving Skills:

Creativity is the cornerstone of problem-solving. It enables us to think beyond the obvious, explore unconventional approaches, and find unique solutions. By encouraging creativity, we develop the ability to connect seemingly unrelated concepts, envision multiple perspectives, and generate innovative ideas. This flexibility and adaptability allow us to tackle challenges with a fresh mindset, leading to more effective and efficient problem-solving.

Fostering Personal Growth:

Engaging in creative activities, whether it's painting, writing, or playing a musical instrument, nurtures personal growth. Creativity is an outlet for self-expression, allowing us to explore our thoughts, emotions, and experiences in a profound way. It encourages introspection, self-discovery, and helps build self-confidence. Through creativity, we can gain a deeper understanding of ourselves, enhance our emotional well-being, and cultivate resilience in the face of adversity.

Spurring Innovation and Progress:

Creativity is the driving force behind innovation and progress. It fuels the development of new ideas, products, and services that shape industries and transform societies. By embracing creativity, we challenge the status quo, push boundaries, and unlock new possibilities. Creative thinkers envision a world that is not bound by limitations, and they inspire others to think boldly and explore uncharted territories. It is through the power of creativity that we can drive social, technological, and cultural advancements.

Enhancing Communication and Collaboration:

Creativity enhances communication and collaboration by promoting open-mindedness and fostering empathy. When we think creatively, we are better able to understand and appreciate diverse perspectives, allowing us to connect with others on a deeper level. It encourages active listening, effective expression, and the ability to articulate complex ideas in a compelling manner. In team settings, creativity encourages collaboration and the integration of different viewpoints, leading to more innovative and successful outcomes.

Cultivating Adaptability and Resilience:

In a rapidly changing world, adaptability and resilience are crucial skills. Creativity fosters these qualities by encouraging us to embrace uncertainty, adapt to new situations, and find solutions in unconventional ways. When faced with challenges, creative individuals are more likely to find alternative paths, adapt to new circumstances, and bounce back from setbacks. Creativity empowers us to see opportunities where others see obstacles, helping us navigate through change with agility and optimism.

In a world that demands constant innovation, being creative is more important than ever. It enhances problem-solving skills, fosters personal growth, spurs innovation and progress, enhances communication and collaboration, and cultivates adaptability and resilience. By valuing and nurturing creativity in our lives, we tap into our full potential and make meaningful contributions to the world around us. So, let us embrace our creative instincts, challenge conventional thinking, and unleash the power of creativity to shape a brighter future.

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brythonic deities + french and american forenames

Aarol Abette Abetti Adamie Adrosette Agronnie Alaura Albernunnon Alerice Aleris Alfredesire Alien Alisanda Allaume Allie Alvadore Alviane Amantina Ambert Ambis Ancindsey Andolynne Andrasta Anger Angerald Anklinda Annus Antal Antony Antucadrie Antucarry Arabus Arlos Arnadine Arnaudian Arnaudinett Artinald Arveres Ashawn Ashlee Atephe Atepomartis Aurie Auriennie Auréline Beathany Beatric Becca Belanie Bellia Benja Berthannus Bessa Billa Billeslie Billip Blancamna Blandy Borah Brancy Brankou Brentia Bretta Bridgettany Briel Brigitta Bryabandona Byronique Béatricki Calexandra Camna Campestin Carold Carolette Caron Carona Caronicky Caronius Cassan Cathew Cathia Cathie Cathlee Cecilie Celleen Chael Charina Charla Charley Charverick Charvey Chaël Cheal Chella Christacy Christi Cicolly Claine Clairee Clardo Clarette Claura Clauren Claurence Cliftonius Colle Conna Corene Coriam Corina Coritta Crystacy Curtinald Cyntha Cynthomaine Cynthur Cédrice Cédricia Célie Célis Damos Danie Darlet Darlie Darreneva Darry Darthur Dawna Deann Debbien Debonya Delorite Desireen Diannette Dolynne Donne Donnus Dorentia Dougladys Duanièle Duard Dwigh Earlenne Eborranck Edgary Eleah Eleane Elene Elley Elseanny Emilda Emman Emmandre Emmandy Enriquel Erice Erine Erinette Eristy Ernesten Ernus Esthery Estin Ethane Eunica Fabienny Faitha Fanis Felinette Fernunnon Florene Florianne Florita France Franda Frandarry Frandre Frandy Franklindy Frann Fredith Frédérie Gabrian Garen Gaétany Georgar Georgarie Ghislain Gille Glendra Glene Glorey Gordo Granda Grandra Gregina Gregomo Grégordo Harlen Harlie Haryan Haryl Hatty Henrie Herberta Herius Hilip Holas Howarrie Huguerik Ireen Ireila Irence Iriam Isagrus Isamara Jacque Jacquel Janette Janiel Jasminnie Jasonice Jasonja Jeancamna Jeanfranda Jeanlouise Jeanmara Jeanmargar Jeanmichell Jeanny Jeanon Jenne Jeres Jerrancy Jille Joannette Joannie Jodie Johan Johanie Jorges Joriam Josegomo Josemaria Josemarienn Joëlley Juane Juline Justiane Karianne Karlette Katha Kathan Katheric Katheris Kathieu Katis Kaylancamna Kelle Kendolorah Kenne Kristopher Krystace Laetianna Lanchelle Larent Laude Laudre Launus Lavent Laveron Letta Lilia Lindace Lindonna Lione Lison Lolance Lonna Lorri Lorrum Lucarus Lydier Madelphilde Mamiennie Margina Mariannie Mariette Marinton Marlos Marus Marvinda Mathia Mathillara Mathryn Matthelin Mattheri Mattien Meghanthia Meghanthieu Melin Mercederes Michan Micharole Micholluis Minda Miniferyl Mireillie Mohames Molli Monellee Moriana Morina Morrançoise Mullancy Mullos Mulloyd Murie Mélia Mélian Mélie Mélisonja Natal Natashawn Natashleen Nemeticia Nerickie Nodette Noémildrew Noémily Oline Olivian Oscarrent Pamelis Pascalvaine Pascarold Patridgette Patrine Patthierry Paulah Pauletiris Pedrosette Pennie Peterina Philia Phine Phyllisabie Prily Randrey Rausio Raymoniae Rebecky Rebis Rentina Ricia Rickaëlles Ritte Roberly Robernus Robius Robora Rochel Rochelsa Rogeralph Rolette Rosephenri Rubenoît Rudian Ryanna Régisèle Régord Régory Sabelina Sadrie Salvaine Salvira Samanuel Sarannette Sedatucas Sethew Shalicia Shannis Shard Sharles Sheil Shelsie Sheritance Shery Shirlet Silvie Silvin Silvirgie Silvirothy Sophilde Sophilip Stannettan Stelle Stepomarie Stéphann Stéphanya Stéphaël Sylvaine Sylvainette Sylvian Sébastany Sévelynda Séverly Tabith Taman Tamanon Tamanuel Tamie Terette Terre Terretty Thieu Tiffannie Timoniae Tylericia Valexanne Valexis Valérice Verette Verly Verne Vickaël Vinoton Viole Violette Virankou Virgie Vitian Vitiriana Vivia Vivier Wandy Weslie Willa Willien Zachelle Élindsay Éline Élisoniquel Évelyn

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Abieu Adandsane Adice Albereen Albesa Aleen Alfrémie Alilleanna Allie Alucaris Alvia Alviannie Alvicel Alvine Aléathelip Amarus Amice Amick Amikeralia Amoguy Amuel Ancald Ancarven Andomma Andonus Andrada Anfrencey Angelifer Angernos Anick Anord Anunus Ançoine Apona Araye Aritcheri Arlex Ashelyd Atheres Atuce Audie Aufanmannes Aulas Auris Avene Banie Becki Benne Berinob Berleor Bernon Berthelles Beterie Betine Bette Blantindy Bobette Boregord Borey Branda Brare Brick Briquelient Brista Bruber Bryssilvia Cadourey Canie Cannicia Carbapon Caril Carisam Carom Carrew Cartne Cascil Catsyl Chadleens Chandra Charia Chawn Chawrett Cheil Chelorrio Chetternon Chomario Chona Chony Choway Chrianal Chrie Chrikermas Christerry Ciael Clain Clane Clanley Clatrith Claymorre Cléme Conniste Corry Couristalte Craisophie Céandatri Céatte Cécim Cécimon Cédricashie Céliet Dailmarine Daliell Dalinoldene Damaudia Damna Daranne Datra Davic Davie Deliecilys Delinnotty Dellaulip Denstellily Derne Diankouista Ditierta Donio Dorgar Dorgine Dorredd Eithawn Elion Elline Elorabnon Emançois Emard Emmascidne Ereliene Erith Ermada Ermara Ernolle Ernue Eronona Essild Euguis Eulin Eunus Fabarlauren Faberne Fabuxentom Fando Fannine Felaine Ferna Ferton Flodne Florgergely Flory Flouild Frandannin Frany Frashanges Fredacy Frenadannie Frene Frenrie Frenrielew Gangenoseff Gelianderc Genny Georis Geremanna Geristion Getsy Gillie Gilyn Glorry Goreg Grudi Grégordack Grémin Guina Gunus Gusulie Halan Hancartric Harene Heccartne Heclie Helane Helie Helmarace Herah Hilexan Hollatsylle Hugus Héloisepona Irgis Irisabilbel Irèse Iscorin Jamierreste Jandra Jardaniffer Jarie Jastinee Jayle Jeand Jeanda Jeangerna Jeanie Jeanny Jeard Jeathommy Jeatiannice Jeatirgis Jeffel Jeffrandy Jefin Jefine Jence Jendanus Jentiendy Jenus Jerie Jernusuc Jesterna Jimbrie Joando Joannie Jodna Joelie Johawna Jonia Joseg Joselattie Josett Josharaque Juaran Juarobiery Julin Karcin Karvel Kathalerl Katrant Keitera Keithéo Keliangin Kellene Kelyd Kelyn Kelynnie Kence Kenditnetta Kerichara Kevia Kridiellad Landandia Latorave Layto Leiter Lenemy Lenna Leris Liaet Lierna Lilma Lindredrie Liquel Livalvire Llupesa Loinanine Loiss Lolorancill Lorenda Lucic Lucil Lucis Lucisla Luinnie Lydine Lémira Madse Magrord Mague Mandrolotte Mandrony Marabrie Maradanna Maran Maraye Margista Maris Marle Marlenie Marlola Marnus Marolyd Marossa Marrie Marsherton Marus Mascalfrack Masmica Mathy Matricki Maurita Maurold Maurorey Maxin Maxint Mellendel Mellorinah Melos Mentinaom Mietty Milis Millydine Milvall Mirid Monisetis Motth Mulenjac Mulie Mélivinnya Nadra Nalton Naria Nartabina Nette Nient Norie Ollexan Oloyceline Orgellin Oscal Pamagne Patam Pater Pathawn Patheris Patrin Patuth Pedelia Penzo Philis Phillee Prindamin Racon Raigan Ranck Ranny Rartan Redgenth Rette Rholah Ricki Rithylee Robarcel Robinth Rocher Rolleney Roxandy Royce Rubyn Ruciete Runine Rutia Ryabrina Réginaruca Régomonnus Rélieri Sabinda Samélène Sange Sangita Sankouis Sarenth Sarintine Sarys Scarlany Settereslen Shado Shadren Shaelice Shanichol Shank Sharudieth Smedo Stananmil Stevina Stielle Stine Stistia Syllennic Syllyd Sébaptice Talpha Tancathew Tarly Tashe Ternus Thele Thettin Thone Thérèsed Thérômeley Tiane Tiovia Tistim Tisty Tonice Triceddia Vadsaggis Vanna Vanorey Vermarry Vhellie Vicarvé Vichrie Vicona Vieri Vintois Vionany Virego Vistine Vistinno Wadsaarce Walenne Warico Yanieryssa Yanloy Yollestont Yolynny Yveria Yvetcharale Yvona Yvons Élane Élickay Éliona Étinez Évereen

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Weekly Market Recap Jul 08, 2018

Currently the action for short term traders is choppy and tricky.  Those with a long term view still are in cruise control as they have been for years.   The holiday shortened week saw most of the action Monday as a “gap down” was met with buying,  a nice rally Thursday, and then the employment data Friday gave the market something to think about other than TRADE WARS!!(tm) [which ironically began in earnest that day].  As a note, the NYSE McClellan Oscillator went positive late in the week.

Friday the Trump administration officially imposed tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese imports at midnight Eastern Time, and Beijing implemented tariffs on the same value in U.S. goods, as promised.

In other “fun” Axios reported early in the week that the Trump administration had crafted a draft bill that would declare America’s abandonment of World Trade Organization rules. This would essentially give Trump a license to raise tariffs at will, without congressional consent and largely outside of the international rules governed by the WTO.

Fed policy makers saw negative risks from U.S. trade policy, saying it “had intensified,” indicating that a tit-for-tat tariff clash could have negative effects on business sentiment and investment spending, according to the minutes of the June 12-13 Federal Open Market Committee released Thursday.

For the week the S&P 500 gained 1.5% and the NASDAQ 2.4%.

On Monday, it was reported the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index rose to 60.2 in June from 58.7 – that’s a very strong reading (anything over 50 signals expansion and 60+ is rare).  A read on construction spending rose 0.4% in May.  Thursday, the ISM nonmanufacturing index forJune came in at 59.1 from the previous month’s reading of 58.6; again very strong.

“The increase in the ISM manufacturing index in June is a clear sign that, for now at least, the strength of the domestic economy is more than offsetting any increased uncertainty on trade policy. However, with the dollar appreciating by 6% since April, global growth slowing and retaliatory tariffs just beginning to bite, the [manufacturing] sector looks unlikely to fare so well for long,” Michael Pearce, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics, said in a note.

The U.S. created 213,000 new jobs in June, above the 200,000 that had been expected, while the readings for May and April were also revised higher. Separately, the unemployment rate rose to 4% from 3.8% – which is be a good thing if it means more Americans are re-entering the work force.

The jobless rate rose largely because some 600,000 people entered the labor force.

Oil remained very strong – “bull flag” action.

Copper on the other hand looks like a disaster.

Here is the 5 day weekly “intraday” chart of the S&P 500 … not via Jill Mislinski.

Via the Visual Capitalist the world’s largest tech powers now reside solely in 2 countries! (I thought Samsung would have a say in this).

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The week ahead…

Earnings season begins anew.  If the estimates are accurate this is going to be a very strong quarter and in the end, stock prices are a reflection of earnings prospects!

As an aside, longer term, this is an amazing statistic:

In the 17 midterm years since 1950, the average 12-month return after the election has been 15%—and not one of those periods has seen a negative return.

Index charts:

Short term: The S&P 500 had broken below it’s breakout level of 2740.  Friday it jumped back over.  Still a level to watch.

The Russell 2000 is already back where it was before the selling.

The NYSE McClellan Oscillator went back to black late in the week which if that holds will bode bullish.

Long term: Still very positive for the “buy and never sell” crowd.

Charts of interest / Big Movers:

This week’s winner in the biotech lottery was Adamis Pharma (ADMP) which Monday rose a cool 50% after it announced a distribution and commercialization agreement with Novartis.

Tesla (TSLA) dropped 7.2% Tuesday, adding to a 2.3% drop from Monday when The Wall Street Journal reported that the company’s top engineer Doug Field is leaving.

Thursday, Zebra Technologies agreed to buy Xplore Technologies (XPLR) – so the combined company looks like it will have a “lot of technologies”.   Xplore rose 47%.

Friday, Biogen (BIIB) jumped nearly 20% after it announced positive results from a Phase 2 trial for an Alzheimer’s treatment. The surge represented its best daily gain since February of 2004.

Have a great week and we’ll see you back here Sunday!

Original article: Weekly Market Recap Jul 08, 2018.

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Beginner Watercolor Class! Registration is Open!

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Charcuterie Board for Field Hockey

Last week, my oldest kiddo was headed over to her field hockey teammates house for a pasta party. The first time she’s ever been to one and was super excited about it. She tells me at the last minute that she signed up to bring a charcuterie board.

“What?,” I say.

She’s 15 and she wants a charcuterie board? I wouldn’t touch a charcuterie board with a yardstick at that age… and at this age am likely to not be interested in much on the board still. So I got to work, putting together a little list of what is usually included in a board like this and how to build one. The suggested items were often pretty interesting, and I’m not entirely sure a typical kid would be interested in, like proscuitto and mortadella.

Steering clear of that sort of ingredient, I decided to focus more on cheese, breads, crackers, dips and grapes.

I even needed to purchase an actual board, since we don’t have any here at home and figured that it would be a good investment to have in case we host an event in the future. Once the middle kid got home from school, we got started building the board. Middle kid is my chef, and loves doing projects like this, so I figured she would be a good candidate to help me get this project underway.

I think it turned out great! I love all the different shapes and colors and little nuts and things that kept it eye-catching. And I think it turned out great because my field hockey player was thrilled with the final product and was proud to bring it with her to the pasta party. And from what it looked like when we picked her up, I’d say the rest of the group enjoyed it too!

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The Importance of a Warm Head

Over the last couple of days, I’ve taken a break from creating art and switched gears to crocheting and looming a few hats. And I love how they all turned out!

My dearly departed mother left behind not only my family 4 years ago, but also her best friends going back to grade school. I keep in touch with them regularly and enjoy sending them photos, cards, baked goods and treats. They’re fabulous ladies and I’m so glad to have them still in my life. I love listening to their stories and hearing their updates through email and snail mail. It’s a way to keep in touch with my mother as well.

Within the last few months, one of these lovlies was diagnosed with cancer and as I was talking to her on the phone, she was telling me how her hair falling out from the treatments was a bummer. So it got me thinking… we can’t have a cold head! So I drove over to Michaels and grabbed some fun-colored yarns, broke out the hat loom that I used to use for when I’d make the kid’s hats. And then I got started.

Each night, after finishing up the day with kids school, sports, dogs, dinner and all the rest, I’d take out my little loom at work up a hat for Lolie. As I went through each hat, I decided to try and figure out how to create little crocheted flowers to jazz them up. And I think they turned out pretty cute! Sure, there are mistakes all over the place, but I’m sure she doesn’t care. I just wanted to make sure her head stays warm as we head into the colder months.

Just a few minutes ago I got off the phone with Lolie who received the package with hats and she seemed pretty happy with them! I’m so glad that she will have a warm head now, even if it’s just for around the house. These should keep her warm and comfy!

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Whimsical Watercolors 2 Class Progress

I couldn’t be more proud! Look at the gorgeous work by my fabulous Whimsical Watercolor 2 students! I’d say this is a grand slam!!! Watching the progression since our very first class together 14 weeks ago to this is just stunning and stellar!

In Whimsical Watercolors 2, we’ve been continuing our work using various techniques and really getting a handle on our doodling practices. Painting and sketching loosely from day one has gotten us to this stage and I am beyond words to see where we started and where we are now!

It’s incredible to watch the process from, “I can’t doodle and I don’t have the imagination,” to “I’m painting and drawing underwater quirky scenes and loose landscapes with no problem!” It’s so satisfying to me to watch their progression and I’m so so proud of all of the ladies that have participated in my classes these last few months!

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New Online Holiday Watercolor Class! Class Starts December 10th!

Create gorgeous and festive holiday themed miniature watercolor masterpieces!

In this class, we'll create a bevy of miniature watercolors featuring Christmas trees, snowmen, stockings, wreaths and more!

Once we're done with all of our fabulous and imaginative paintings, we'll craft a display box to display them in!

No experience necessary and only a handful of budget friendly supplies are needed to complete this festive and enjoyable online class. Work at your own pace along with plenty of step by step video instruction.

Kick off the holiday season stress-free by doing something for yourself! Be the creative person you always wanted to be! Explore, imagine and create!

Classroom opens on December 10th!

Join today to paint whimsical and wonderful holiday watercolors!

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Artristro Watercolor Paint Kit Review

When I teach watercolor classes, I think it’s important for people to try out products that are more budget friendly if they are new to watercolors.

That being said, you can’t compare the best of the best (Schminke, Daniel Smith, etc.) with other brands, but for starters, it can be daunting and scary to spend all sorts of hard earned money on a few tubes of watercolors.

This watercolor set is a great value for what you get and is perfect for beginners. This is the set that I share with my students so they have a decent start with watercolors with an array of shades that will help their imagination and creativity thrive.

If you’re in the market for a kit, definitely give these a try:

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Artisan Fair

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Make Your Own Holiday Planner

Several years back I created a planner using a few items from my stash. And it has completely changed the way I handle the holidays now.

I’m far more organized, have everything in one place, and best of all… it’s not electronic!

Don’t get me wrong… I love a good electronic device and my calendar is in fact digital. But something about having holiday planning, receipts, ideas, and recipes in one place that I can quickly grab makes it much easier during the busy holiday season.

Here’s a link to the video of this planner. I’ll be starting my 2022 one soon!

Enjoy!

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Holiday Studio Shop Tour

Things are really starting to look holiday-ish in my studio/shop now that the tree is brimming with handmade ornaments and all the lovely holiday decor is out for display! I just love decorating for Christmas… and if you know me, you know how many Christmas trees I have!

Ornaments are one of my favorite things to make to decorate my trees, and the tree in the shop is bursting with all sorts of handmade goodness!

Some other favorites of recent shop visitors are the Christmas Baking Muffin Tins that all feature unique Christmas inspired decorations. Eye catching, unique and super fun to look at!

Another popular item this coming holiday season is the miniature boxes that you’ll see on display. These little cute boxes are small enough to be called “trinkets” and lovely enough to put onto your windows for display.

If you’re looking to make your own ornaments, join in a fun class! Register and come spend some time creating your very own keepsake ornaments… all supplies are included!!! All we need is you!

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New Handmade Christmas Tree Ornaments are Here!

I’ve just listed some fabulous new handmade Christmas tree ornaments in my shop!

All of these are handmade pieces and are unique so they will definitely be an eye-catcher! Great for your own holiday tree or as a gift to someone special, these ornaments are a lovely addition to holiday decor.

Head over to my online shop here or check them out in person here in Harvard, MA!

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New In Studio Classes! Register Now!

Join in the fun!

October in-studio art classes are open for registration!

Halloween putz houses, Autumn pocket posies, Inchies/Twinchies and more!

I’ll be working on the November calendar next so stay tuned for that. If you haven’t joined my mailing list, that’s the best way to stay up-to-date on classes!

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The Big Reveal of Our Two Week "Art Club" Project

So. Much. Fun.

Wednesday Art Club finished up the “Whimsical Witch” project with flying colors and left class yesterday with the most adorable Halloween decoration ever!

Take a look:

Last week we started this super fun project by creating the head and hands from paper clay. We built the bodice, dress and hat from paper and began painting and fussy cutting our details. Each of the 3 students did a magnificent job with their step-by-step instruction. The only hard part was waiting for the clay to dry!

At our club meeting yesterday, we painted the face and features, added hair and maribou feathers and then constructed our witch, putting together all the fun details and pieces.

They are stunning, pink warts and all!

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Creative Art Village Wants YOU!

Watercolor, mixed media, art journaling, acrylic painting and more are what we are all enjoying over in The Creative Art Village! Have you heard of our art community? If not, here’s the scoop:

Elevate your creativity and watch your whimsical art journey flourish!

Despite the abundance of information available to creative souls online, genuine community remains elusive.

Whether you seek inspiration, education, camaraderie, or the push to delve further into your craft, this is your place.

We are your village!

Pause for a moment to rediscover yourself and bond with fellow creators in a delightful, inviting, and enjoyable creative art experience.

Welcome to Glimmerbug's Creative Art Village, a monthly membership curated by watercolor and mixed media artist Jill Adamy, tailored for free-spirited creatives at every level, including beginners! Join our creative circle of artsy friends and find the online art club you've been searching for!

Join us today and become part of this wonderful and artful village!

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Our Creative Art Village members are absolute rock stars!!! Check out some of what they’ve been working on: