I certainly do
Pinterest! Although I was a "cut things out and tape them to the wall" fan from childhood, Pinterest is cleaner, quicker, more portable and easier to share. You can check out my boards
here.
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| My island beads…sitting and waiting to become…something. |
I have boards for
jewelry (divided by category), my work, travel,
house/home, cooking, photography, abstract art,
permaculture,
DIY, homeschool and so on -
80 different boards in all. Follow along if you're interested in seeing what interests me (SO much more than just polymer clay jewelry - really).
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| Kobi Bosshard, New Zealand |
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| Il Lee |
Disclaimer: Pinterest can be a bit like a drug for us visual types. Please pin responsibly :-)
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| Paul Massey…relaxing space. |
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| Hazel Brown from Shopworthwhile. |
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| William Turnball, 1979 |
We lurk in Pinterest together, and it's funny because I am just putting together a blog post about a Pinterest collection with which I'm a little(!) obsessed! Your jewelry boards are spectacular and I am so grateful for the time you've spent to find this inspiring work....
ReplyDeleteAdmittedly it feels just a bit like offering someone drugs ("hey kid, want some Pinterest?") If you are me you must take care, set time limits and so on! But I really enjoy the exchange of ideas and that I can, in a sense, curate my own inspiration.
DeleteAnd the flip side, for artists without brick and mortar locations, Pinterest almost functions like a "shop window". Know what I mean?
Look forward to your post on Pinterest! (I think I might know what collection it is but I won't spill the beans here ;-)