Showing posts with label whittier mill village. Show all posts
Showing posts with label whittier mill village. Show all posts

Thursday, October 30, 2014

{Goodbye Home, Sweet Home}

For the past 8 years this little historic cottage tucked into a far secret corner of Atlanta has been home. Home to our growing family and inkSpotts. With now four humans, one four legged fur baby and two growing businesses all tucked under its eaves, we are bursting at it's seams.  

Its sad to say goodbye to our sweet little home, but a little extra elbow room is something to get excited about. What mite the Holiday season by like without orders stacked up on the kitchen table? I can only dream of an in home studio with a door instead of a little nook beside the pantry. (although the easy access to a quick bite is a plus) You mean an email with a client may actually get answered without interruption? A creative thought mite actually make its way to a finished product? A girl can dream, right? 

Thanks Curbed Atlanta for giving our house a little wink. Check it out here 
Stop by to say hello on this Sunday at our Open House from 1-4.











Monday, November 4, 2013

{be grateful -1}

Happy November.
And here starts my month journal ( I hope that I can keep up with it) of all things that I am grateful for.

Today I am thankful for a great weekend filled with friends, family, nature, art and neighbors. I am grateful for the the talent that surounds me. Yesterday I attended the art and studio show of Helen Durant. Not only am I blessed to have such great talent up the street from my house, but I also am lucky enough to have this wonderful artist right down the hall from my studio. There is so much that I can learn from her. One of the biggest things,  "speak from my heart and not follow convention"

{walk the line - helen durant} 


Tuesday, October 9, 2012

{play, protect, preserve - the little t-shirt that could}

Here is a sneak peak of the custom children's t-shirt that we designed for Whittier Mill Park in Atlanta. All proceeds of these t-shirts go directly to protect and preserve this historic gem, hidden on the upper westside of the city. Shirts will be for sale at this weekend's neighborhood festival, Parktoberfest. Feel free to contact us for more info.