Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Saturday, October 11, 2008

Craft Show in Parker 10/18 10am-6pm - vendors wanted!

Hi, everyone. The Colorado Horse Park, located in Parker, Colorado will be hosting its 9th Annual "Halloween With Horses" Horse Show and Art/Craft show. There is still space for artists and crafters to set up booths. Bring your own tent 10'x10'. $45 for the day. If you mention Etsy MileHigh Team you will get a discounted rate of $35 for the day. Almost 11,000 people attended last year's event. Several news organizations and Radio Disney have broadcasted in the past and will be here this year. Halloween With Horses

Artist and crafter applications and more information here HWH Artist/Crafter Information

Contact: HWH@COHorsePark.com or Geoff at 720-318-5968

Monday, January 21, 2008

Hello from a new member in Louisville, CO

Hi!
My name is Melissa Langer, and I am from Louisville, CO. I am an artist who creates Pug and Dog Art. I am inspired by my pug, Emmitt.
You can meet him here on my website...http://www.pugnotes.com/emmittphotos.HTM

I love the Etsy community, and I am very excited to have found your group.

All of my work can be seen and purchased on my website http://www.pugnotes.com

I sell my prints, cards and one of kind fiber art creations in my Etsy store that you cannot buy on my website.http://pugnotes.etsy.com

I am happy to be here! Thank you for having me.
Have a great day and stay warm. :)
Melissa

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

About Blue Sky Pottery


Hi everyone,

Thanks for inviting me to join your group. My name is Deb Babcock and I live in Steamboat Springs. Since my mother-in-law lives in the Denver area, my husband (Dave) and I come down for a visit about once a month, so hopefully I can time those visits with the EtsyDenver meetings.


My pottery studio doubles as a small gallery where I can also sell my work to locals and visitors to our town. It's located across from the Safeway store here, not too far from the ski mountain.


The pottery I make is mostly wheel-thrown or hand-built out of porcelain clay; mostly functional items such as cups, bowls, teapots, platters, baking dishes, etc. If you get a chance, check out my etsy shop: dbabcock.etsy.com


My educational background is in marketing; I owned a marketing firm in Michigan before I sold it and moved here in 2000. My art background consists of classes at the local college as well as summer workshops at places such as Anderson Ranch in Snowmass and Laloba Clay Ranch here in Steamboat.


If you're ever in this part of the state, I hope you'll give me a call and stop into my studio for a cup of tea during your visit.


Wednesday, March 21, 2007

The journey has begun. Join us!

It's an exciting time here at EtsyDenver. The street team is getting off the ground, the daffodils are in bloom on the Front Range, and craft fair/show season is just around the corner.

Several things are now in the works. Etsy is revamping its street team resource pages, and Kismet Designs is busy working on getting our very first mission statement together. I have been working the forums and blogspot to get some more visibility, and I've emailed Matt over at Etsy to see how we can get "official" recognition. Cindy is busily working away on our first set of promotional postcards - our compromise to stuffing 80 gazillion business cards into an unsuspecting buyer's packaging. We can use the same cards to post at libraries, coffee shops, and anywhere else that will permit us to tack our goods on their board. Nicole is accepting promos for her slot at this year's Ballpark Market. And we're all looking into different neighborhood farmer's markets, craft fairs, local events, etc. that we can share a booth at.

If you're a Colorado-based Etsian, we'd love for you to join our team. Contact myself through my Etsy store, or just post a comment here for more information.

Happy Spring Day in Colorado!
Angelina

Monday, March 19, 2007

Introducing Myself

Hello!

I am Carla Sonheim... Painter of Girls (Mother of Boys...). The girls I paint are not from life but are fictional portraits inspired by the special and fleeting innocence of girlhood...

I have been painting for a little over five years; prior to that, I was a magazine art director, graphic designer, marketing copyrighter, gardening pamphlet editor, legal secretary and lifeguard (in reverse order). In my 40s I have finally found what I was meant to do all along (make art).

If you get a chance, visit my blog and etsy shop!