July 28, 2008

Meta's Room

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On the heels of Friday’s post, I just want to say that to be able to add joy to someone’s home, especially the rooms of the little ones ~ this is one of the reasons I do what I do.

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One of my early and now fiercely loyal Etsy customers is Mandy. Recently she sent me photos of her sweet little girl, Meta’s room. Mandy was putting this collection together last year, just before Meta arrived. There’s nothing better than actually seeing your art hanging in someone’s home, or as I always like to call it, viewing art in it’s "natural habitat". And connecting with Mandy is another reason I love what I do. Mandy is one of the nicest people I’ve "met" through the internet. Her emails just spill over with such a genuinely joyful spirit, it’s infectious. She has been and continues to be such a wonderful customer. I can’t thank her enough for all of her support.

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A mom to Jett and Meta (in the photo above), Mandy is also a fellow entrepreneur. She owns an adorable online shop featuring clothing for small children, called Night Owl Baby and  a gourmet popcorn business with her twin sister in Indianapolis called Just Pop In.

Comments (5)

My goodness, what a beautiful room for a little girl. I love the cotton candy pink walls. Your artwork really shows up so nicely against the pink and the bit of black around the mat.
Meta is a very lucky little baby girl and she is so adorable sleeping in her mother's arms.

Congratulations, Marisa for all the happiness you bring to so many people, including me.
indianapolis! oh i'm so close. i have to go check these links.
the room is so girlie and adorable!
i read that whole discussion of 'art v craft' and 'challenging v aesthetically pleasing' yesterday and have been thinking about it ever since. my friend is one of those artists who likes to comment on society and challenge people to cast a critical eye over our assumptions, whereas the work i produce is all about finding a way to record things that make me happy and stimulate my visual side (as i spend most of my time reading and writing). if i think of art as a form of communication, then i see her works as an intense and thought provoking debate, and your works as a smile and a held hand. i'd rather have the latter in my home, even though there's a place for the former. keep smiling.
Unrelated but Marisa - Did you guys just have a big earthquake???
Hi Marisa...just heard on the news about the earthquake ....is everything okay ?