I have to say that in the past my attempts at blogging have been very sparse indeed. I guess its my busy schedule. For instance today since I am feeling a bit under the weather I decided to try and get a handle on my blog. Well I have spent 4 hours now on the layout and am not sure I am happy with it yet. I know that if I just put my mind to it and make it a regular part of my schedule it will get faster. So, with that I am going to make a real attempt at blogging.
That is not to say that it will be a daily post but at least 3 times a week is my goal. I have never been one to be a self promoter and am one of the most introverted people you will ever meet.
I would be perfectly happy just working in my little studio space every day and playing texas holdem on the weekends with my friends. I have to push myself to even post items on my website and on Etsy.
So, we will see if I end up having anything to say that holds any interest for my friends, and acquaintances.
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- Janesville, WI, United States
- My name is Cindy Craig. I’m a glass and jewelry artist living in a small town in Southern Wisconsin. I’m originally from the southern California but moved to Fargo ND to attend art school where I discovered the magic of glass. I’ve been making glass beads and small sculptures since 1994. Besides glass I have always been fascinated with ancient archaeology and many of my beads and sculptures show that influence. Other arts that I have explored in my career include large scale bronze sculpture, raku ceramics, re-creating early viking and anglo-saxon adornments, felting, weaving and cooking. I have to say however that since I began creating glass beads and sculptures many of my other artly pursuits have gone by the wayside. I consider myself blessed to be able to do what I love every day and to have other people appreciate my work. I can't imagine a life that would not allow me to play with glass and fire every day.