a collection of QR codes

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Are QR codes a fad or here to stay?

Here are some "qr"eative uses that we used them for at Silverbox.

1. New Year's Card ~ Year in Review video montage.

2. QR buttons that go to our website.

3. Birthday invitation with QR code that take you to the party destination and directions.

4. New Year wine bottle label at takes you take you to a video of the last 35 years of New Year’s countdown celebrations at Times Square, New York. The perfect hostess gift.

5. Wine bottle label printable that takes you to Etta James' At Last, but feel free to put in your own song.

6. Business card with QR code on back that takes you to company website.

living + loving life

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Yep, this is me. I decided to head to the salon today and get my hair all cut off. I asked for a French look. Really, I did. Maybe it's 40. Maybe it's yearning for the need to start feeling on a whole new level. Living life to it's fullest. I am surrounded by the most incredible family, friends, clients, and all of you that follow my blog. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for allowing me into your lives and letting my art be seen. Now go out there and start living life to it's fullest. You have my permission to find some time to kick up your feet and enjoy your weekend! Tgif blessed blog followers.

style statement

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First page of a book I just purchased entitled Style Statement. Oh yeah, this is going to be good. Thank you Melissa for informing me about this lovely read. We are woman entrepreneurs. A designer and a writer, an athlete and an artist. One of us wears pearls, the other wears dreadlocks. Different styles, shared values.

We think big. We do our homework. We'd choose love over logic any day. We love a good deal.

We have branded companies and rallied causes; designed websites and books and business plans. We have style homes and style people, and what we know for sure is that style is a language.

We help people to articulate. We inspire authenticity. We see possibility everywhere.

happy may day

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I think of this painting every 1st of May. It's entitled Snow Hill by Andrew Wyeth and hangs so beautifully in the Brandywine River Museum. It's truthfully one of my favorites of all time. I was hesitant to post this today due to the fact that it doesn't do the painting any justice, then decided to use it in order to give thanks to dear ole' Andrew for the inspiration you've provided to so many over the years.