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Well it’s finally here, for the the day, anyway. We’ve been graced with some warm weather and the promise of more sunshine…eventually (storms later this week).
I’ve been struggling to stay motivated lately, not just in posting, and so I’m using the start of a new month as a mental “restart.” With the sun shining it’s hard to feel, well, blah.
I hope you’ll join me for a spring full of budding inspiration, sunny ideas and fresh cut creations.
Stay tuned!
A week late perhaps, but I loved this little exercise from General Assembly. It’s fun to see what you have to say to yourself and remember the things you’d resolved to do for the year.
So, write yourself a letter and it will be delivered to you in 6 months to help you stick to it.
Happy Tuesday!
P.S. It’s slightly tech related, but I’m sure you can make it work.
I’ll skip the excuses of my bad blogging record lately and just get right to it. I have news!!!
As of last Monday, I’m the newest edition to a small creative group called Plaid Tuba (website coming soon). I basically get to work with artists and support them in various ways (marketing, project management, heck – with a paint brush, if needed) on the business side, every day!
{My new office!}
Since creativity is at the core of my passion, it was an opportunity I couldn’t, shouldn’t, wouldn’t pass up.
This blog is all about creative discovery, and now I get to do that and support the artist community, full time! Are you kidding? I’m still expecting to wake up. Somebody pinch me.
At the core of Plaid Tuba are my compatriots, Reginald Baylor and Heidi Witz. Reginald is a full-time artist and Heidi is his Studio Manager. We three work with artists, vendors, clients, sponsors, etc. to continue to develop and contribute to Milwaukee’s creative economy.
Here’s a little video about Reginald Baylor’s work, to help look you get an idea of what’s happening here in Milwaukee and at Plaid Tuba.
And in case you’re really curious, here’s a great article to learn more, published in November’s Milwaukee Magazine.
Here’s to taking a leap!
