I've moved....

For a long time I've been thinking it was time to move to my art blog. Why? Because I think over the years this blog has gotten convuluted with too many ideas and things that relate more to my jewelry.

As of today I will no longer be actively be posting to this blog. From time to time I may come here to post something but if you want to see what is happening please come visit me on my art blog at www.amysteinberg.blogspot.com

See you soon!
Amy

Last two #MailArt

I'm officially done with the #MailArt project from Twitter. These are the last two pieces to be mailed out. One is going to Alabama and the other here in California.

I'm having so much fun with this project that I am going to continue to work on this acrylic for other projects. Maybe make boxes? Books? Who knows.....

Yes, it's true....new art

I have been avoiding my blog. Why? Because I don't know where my art is going nor do I know what the next chapter in my career is going to be. So, instead of just writing a bunch of rubbish I decided to wait until I had something to say.

I don't really have much to say now but I have been working on a new project called #MailArt on Twitter. A group of 50 artists were corralled together and broke in to two lists. We each are responsible for creating postcard size original pieces of art to send to each other. The piece must be original and must be mailed "as is". This is one of mine which still needs to be addressed and posted.

Created on acrylic sheet, painted with acrylic paint, ink, glimmer mist and water pencil from Stabilo. I then sealed the one side with a layer of gel medium and added the hardware eyelets.

Each postcard has a different "purely human" trait on it. Religion, faith, loving, hate, addiction and more that are in process. It's been fun.

The New Age of Website Design

I can only hope we are moving web design to a more fluid format. Where navigation isn't necessarily a navigation bar but something new and different. I've run across three websites recently that offer a glimmer of hope for the next generation of web site design. Unfortunately one I can't remember BUT the other two are here.


The first image is a screen shot from Mis-Printed Type. Please visit this lovely little site, it is very interesting and the design is spectacular.

This second site is for artist Arleigh. Go visit her site. Yes, there is the navigation thing going on but I find the mouse over intriguing.

My point of all this is I am looking for a "floaty" web page. Something less structured and open to exploring more. Gives me ideas......

So much to do, so little time!

I made a fun new video with my art work. If I could figure out how to embed the video here I would. I need more time...perfect example of not prioritizing, etc.


See the video HERE