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I'm excited to share that my studio is in May/June issue of Where Women Create Magazine. There's me and Maggie dog on page 110!
In the article I talk about how my little folding tables have come with me from studio to studio for more than 17 years and more importantly --- it's NOT how amazing your studio is that matters, it's what you CREATE in it that's important!
I am thrilled to be in an issue with such an inspiring group of creative ladies!
Check it out on news stands now!
I am back from Cleveland where I was taping a segment on the Beads Baubles and Jewels PBS show with my friend Katie Hacker who is the host!
Here's the project I made on the show. It's a necklace pendant/broach combo using my Sticky Back Canvas and my new Creative Layers Foam stamps with Ranger.
And another version of the project. Katie made the beautiful necklace to go with the broach....
Getting ready for the taping.
Katie and I on the set!
I'm not sure when the show will air but I'll post here when I find out!
Last weekend I was interviewed by Lesley Riley for Art and Soul Radio.
SHOW DESCRIPTION:
Since 1999, Claudine Hellmuth has been a leading creative force in the ever-growing arena of collage and mixed media. From her original romantic style to her new whimsical creations, Claudine has been a major influence to artists and crafters all over the world. Discover how she began her career just 10 short years ago and the mindset and know-how she uses to keep it fresh and grow her business.
CLICK HERE to listen to the show!
I'm on The Paperlife Podcast this week! Paperlife podcast is by Amy Coon about all things paper and creating. In this interview she asks some great questions about my product line with Ranger, and we have fun sharing tips and ideas. Don't miss it! Here's a link to listen!
I'm listed on the DC website CityShopGirl! I am offering a special promotion for my custom artworks as well, and you don't have to be a DC resident to get in on the deal. Mention "CityShopGirl + blog" when ordering for 20% off sketch artworks and 10% off canvas artworks. Offer good on orders placed through April 30. Now scheduling artworks to be started in late May. Click here to order now!
I am in the new issue of Cloth Paper Scissors Studios Magazine. My little tiny studio in our apartment in DC! Here's a peek below! (click the image to enlarge) You can see our kitty Stanley in the window!
I wrote an article for the new issue of Somerset Apprentice Magazine. Here's a sneak peek!
To make these easy silhouettes an frames, I used oval stretched canvases, Claudine Hellmuth Studio Sticky Back canvas, Claudine Hellmuth Studio Paints and mediums and a photo copy to create the bird transfer! Complete instructions in this month's issue of Somerset Apprentice Magazine!
A big thanks to Crissy at Indie Biz Chicks for including me in one of her podcasts. Crissy and I chatted away about how to expand your business by giving workshops, balancing business time with art time and other fun "business-y" things!
Hop on over to the Indie Biz Chicks blog to listen!
I am in an article about artist entrepreneurs today on page B3 (in the Business Section) of the New York Times! Here's a link to the article online!
We were all so excited, we ran out early this morning and bought up all the NY Times copies that they had at Starbucks!
Today was flitted away tending to emails, phone calls and business stuff. I got some artwork done, but not as much as I would have liked. I hate that when that happens.
It was a nice reminder that all that business stuff is important when I noticed that Steve at Small Business Labs did a blog post about me today! During the phone interview last week we talked at length about how much time is spent actually doing artwork and how much MORE time is spent doing everything else! Click here to read the article.
Tomorrow they are testing the fire alarms all day in our building so I can't imagine I'll be getting much work done with that going on!. I am going to try to get up a little early to get something done before they start. I am worried about how Toby, Mable and Stan will react to the fire alarms going off all day. I need to give them little ear muffs!
