So this is a fun hopefully inspirational blog post about being a creative person, getting inspired, and making a living doing that. Hope you enjoy. Sorry for the typos. These questions were either asked on my blog or through emails. These are just all of MY thoughts on these topics, there are a lot of people that think differently. The photo above was taken by Ashley Bugg

1. ANNA ASKED:
I noticed that you were home-schooled and wanted to ask you about your love for art and how that intertwined with doing school at home.  And, did you do school at home for all the K-12 years?

I was home-schooled most of elementary in California. My parents didn’t feel that the public schools were that great down there at the time and a lot of my mom’s friends where homeschooling so my parents decided that was best for our family too. My mom was and is a teacher so that fit her strengths really well. At the time homeschooling was all that I knew. hha. I hated doing school work but I loved being home and playing. Because it was just me and my sister, we would get bored and start PLAYING like no ones business. SERIOUSLY I do not know of any kids that were making as much stuff as we were.
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I am soo excited about this project. Jason ans Taylor served alongside Brian and i when we were in africa. They are GREAT people with big artsy hearts. I fell in love with this couple on our trip and was so excited when asked to design their wedding invitations. They are getting married in an ART MUSEUM!! It truly sounds amazing. They will have some of their personal photography work displayed for their guests to see. I LOVE this idea, and I cant wait to see how it all turns out. Stay tuned for their wedding invitation designs. Below are the comps/concept i sent them before it was printed. There really are two cut outs… but my small hole puncher wasn’t working. booo
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