The "Happy Hour" Collection Yesterday I wrote about writing, inspiration, and Cindy Anderson’s 2014 Happy Hour Guidebook. I’m interested in how other artists and writers find their inspiration. For me personally, art is a way to process daily life.
When something happens, like only every day, I call upon a variety of creative outlets such as photography, making jewelry, drawing, writing, and movement in order to explore, try and understand, make a memory or let go.
While the extraordinary is a gift, I find everyday objects and whatever is unfolding in the moment to be the greatest source of inspiration. That’s probably why I take pleasure in sketching a pair of scissors, photographing flowers or making earrings out of drinking glasses.
Cindy Anderson suggested that I design some cocktail themed earrings and title the mini-collection, “Happy Hour.” That’s exactly what I’ve done, and it’s also an example of how an evening out is translated into something fun to wear.
When something happens, like only every day, I call upon a variety of creative outlets such as photography, making jewelry, drawing, writing, and movement in order to explore, try and understand, make a memory or let go.
While the extraordinary is a gift, I find everyday objects and whatever is unfolding in the moment to be the greatest source of inspiration. That’s probably why I take pleasure in sketching a pair of scissors, photographing flowers or making earrings out of drinking glasses.
Cindy Anderson suggested that I design some cocktail themed earrings and title the mini-collection, “Happy Hour.” That’s exactly what I’ve done, and it’s also an example of how an evening out is translated into something fun to wear.
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