Here are some I've completed in the last few days:
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Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Friday, June 15, 2012
Smash Book Friday
I've filled 47 out of 76 pages in my Smash Book (challenge no. 26), mostly with scrumptious visuals and words and designs and overall memorable memorabilia. I look forward to the next 29 pages.
Here are some I've completed in the last few days:
Here are some I've completed in the last few days:
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Leonard Turk, ESQ.
This SMASH book business (challenge no. 26) is turning out to be quite fun. Here are a few pages I've concocted as of late.
I asked people at work to look at this picture and write down the first name that came to mind:
My design obsession making an appearance:
Example of a total mish-mash page:
A page dedicated to Christmas that a very special scrapbooking connoisseur helped me create:
Some of my favorite pictures of my favorite boyfriend:
This one isn't in my book. YET.
The above image is for smile purposes only. I do not do drugs. Ma.
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Insanity is the best policy. I think.
Thirty is a big milestone, and I would prefer to end my twenties with a bang.
So I stole someone else's idea.
The original idea involved choosing thirty friends on your thirtieth birthday to each give you a challenge that must be completed by the age of thirty-one. I altered it to completing thirty challenges before the age of thirty.
There's just so much out there in the world to experience, and sometimes the everyday business gets in the way of the epic, life-changing, delightful, memorable business. I needed a nudge. Or maybe I'm just a crazy masochist.
Hopefully through this experience I will learn something new, overcome a fear, explore my altruistic side (if I have one), and/or do things that I'd otherwise keep putting off until the window of opportunity disappeared. Yes, some of the challenges are going to be tough. But I suppose I asked for it.
I'm still waiting on a few remaining challenges to trickle in. Upon the arrival of the 30th challenge, I will post a complete list of the thirty in all of their glory. Until then, here is the challenge card I issued to my friends and family. A special thanks to Jessica Giles for lending a much-needed design hand.
So I stole someone else's idea.
The original idea involved choosing thirty friends on your thirtieth birthday to each give you a challenge that must be completed by the age of thirty-one. I altered it to completing thirty challenges before the age of thirty.
There's just so much out there in the world to experience, and sometimes the everyday business gets in the way of the epic, life-changing, delightful, memorable business. I needed a nudge. Or maybe I'm just a crazy masochist.
Hopefully through this experience I will learn something new, overcome a fear, explore my altruistic side (if I have one), and/or do things that I'd otherwise keep putting off until the window of opportunity disappeared. Yes, some of the challenges are going to be tough. But I suppose I asked for it.
I'm still waiting on a few remaining challenges to trickle in. Upon the arrival of the 30th challenge, I will post a complete list of the thirty in all of their glory. Until then, here is the challenge card I issued to my friends and family. A special thanks to Jessica Giles for lending a much-needed design hand.
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