What are Your Creative Goals this Week?

Let's Start a Conversation

What's feeding your creative spirit today? 

Besides my daily setting fabric on to dye and working on small art quilts, today I'm going to submit artwork for the Dallas Area Fiber Artists Annual Show. I have two pieces to submit this year.

This picture was taken during an indigo/shibori dye class I took a few years ago. 

What are your creative goals this week? Are you making plans for February?

For 2018 I want to start something new. Let's have a daily conversation about what is feeding our creative time. Are you working on a project with a deadline? Are you cleaning your creative space? Are you designing a new project? Are you stuck? Are you getting ready to submit a quilt or project to a show? Are you learning new techniques? I want to hear, I want to learn and I want us to join in conversation.

Join me here every day or join the conversation on my Facebook page. Let's keep the conversation and networking active.

Rules of engagement:

Rule #1 - As I tell my grandkids - Have Fun with the conversation

Rule #2 - Post your inspirations, thoughts, and questions

Rule #3 - only positive feedback. No bashing or criticism. If someone asks for feedback, be honest, but be kind and constructive. If comments are hurtful, they will not be published.

 Whether you creative to sell, compete or just for fun, enjoy the process.

Creatively,

Jules

What Colors and Patterns Inspire Your Art?

Let's Start a Conversation

What's feeding your creative spirit today? For me, I'm washing fabric I set to dye yesterday, setting more fabric and clothing on to dye and working on small art quilts.  This is after I make a run to Pilates, oh how I love Pilates and how it energizes me for the day.

This picture was taken on my trip to through the Panama Canal in 2015. This was at the street market in Columbia. I love the colors. Being an artist, I know these bags take time to create and forethought on how the designs are going to come out.

What colors and patterns inspire your art?

For 2018 I want to start something new. Let's have a daily conversation about what is feeding our creative time. Are you working on a project with a deadline? Are you cleaning your creative space? Are you designing a new project? Are you stuck? Are you getting ready to submit a quilt or project to a show? Are you learning new techniques? I want to hear, I want to learn and I want us to join in conversation.

Join me here every day or join the conversation on my Facebook page. Let's keep the conversation and networking active.

Rules of engagement:

Rule #1 - As I tell my grandkids - Have Fun with the conversation

Rule #2 - Post your inspirations, thoughts, and questions

Rule #3 - only positive feedback. No bashing or criticism. If someone asks for feedback, be honest, but be kind and constructive. If comments are hurtful, they will not be published.

Spend some time being creative today and take care of your soul,

Creatively,

Jules

What Inspires your Art?

Let's Start a Conversation

What's feeding your creative spirit today? For me, I'm setting fabric and clothing on to dye and working on small art quilts. 

This picture was taken on my trip to NYC in 2015. I love the colors and how the graffiti encompassed the building.

What inspires your art?

For 2018 I want to start something new. Let's have a daily conversation about what is feeding our creative time. Are you working on a project with a deadline? Are you cleaning your creative space? Are you designing a new project? Are you stuck? Are you getting ready to submit a quilt or project to a show? Are you learning new techniques? I want to hear, I want to learn and I want us to join in conversation.

Join me here every day or join the conversation on my Facebook page. Let's keep the conversation and networking active.

Rules of engagement:

Rule #1 - As I tell my grandkids - Have Fun with the conversation

Rule #2 - Post your inspirations, thoughts, and questions

Rule #3 - only positive feedback. No bashing or criticism. If someone asks for feedback, be honest, but be kind and constructive. If comments are hurtful, they will not be published.

Stay Creative,

Jules