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With the array of colors, the perfectly sharpened tips, and the seemingly endless possibilities, the experience of a brand new box of crayons is magical. Eventually, the excitement of a fresh box fades as the crayons become dull, broken, and neglected. CrayonFawn brings new life to these old forgotten crayons in the form of cute fawn sculptures. The recycled crayons are melted down and then poured into a handmade mold in layers of various hues and shades into an experiment in color. Although each CrayonFawn is made from the original fawn figurine, the blends of colors and the wax configuration can never been duplicated, making each fawn unique.
contact crayon fawn
www.crayonfawn.etsy.com
www.myspace.com/crayonfawn
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hearts and laserbeams is the wacky good-times art and design of long beach, california artist steph calvert. she uses all sorts of media ranging from the computer to watercolor to rhinestones and googly eyes. striving to always make others smile and laugh, steph teams up with robots, cupcakes, and stick people galore to show people art isn’t all about seriousness, missing ears, and deep thoughts, and that it can actually be a ton of fun.
hearts and laserbeams also offers quality freelance graphic design solutions, with experience in repeat patterns for fabrics, graphics for tshirts, and logo design for the apparel and home furnishings industries..
contact hearts and laserbeams
www.heartsandlaserbeams.com
www.heartsandlaserbeams.etsy.com
www.myspace.com/heartsandlaserbeams
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Kelso Doesn't Dance's first ruffle bag was made in early 2007 after the failed search for the “perfect purse.” It was a search for a practical, convenient purse… something that looked nice and still had plenty of sections for everything you could need. After deciding to make the bag that couldn’t be found, Kelso drafted up a pattern and went sewing away. It wasn’t long before people at grocery stores and shopping malls were asking where it was purchased. And so began Kelso Doesn’t Dance with Kelso designing and hand making handbags and accessories with that “perfect purse” model in mind.
contact kelso doesn't dance
www.kelsodoesntdance.etsy.com
www.myspace.com/kelsodoesntdance
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Melissa Martinez has been manifesting destiny with her craft for the last 3 years. KumkuLove has been created organically out of the birth of her son, and both have been growing with the future. With the inspiration of traditional and urban subcultures, her work brings forth love and obsession she has for each. She is also been a folklorico dancer for the last 25 years, to which she teaches children and performs in the group “Milpa”, where jarocho music, hip hop, jazz, and spoken word are fused together to create beautiful sound waves for your ears.
contact kumkolove
www.kumkulove.etsy.com
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Born and raised in Los Angeles, Liz Abbott left to go to school in San Francisco. While in SF, she joined some bands and worked various jobs, such as go-go dancing and making custom clothes for bands. After doing this for some time, she decided to move to NYC to finish her fashion design degree. Liz enrolled at FIT, and continued to break the rules by sneaking into 7th on 6th fashion week, participating in a renegade fashion show featuring the 7th on 6th crew. After graduation, Liz made like LL Cool J and went back to Cali. For the next 2 years she worked for various companies with animal logos in the American Spots Retail market. Realizing she wanted to get back to designing and making rock n roll clothes that she and her friends wore, she left the corporate world and Leatherette Heart was born….
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listen to leatherette heart's podcast
www.leatheretteheart.etsy.com
www.myspace.com/leatheretteheart |
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Lost Goat grew up in a small sleepy town in So.Cal, where the neighbors had goats in their backyards.
Since childhood, Lost Goat’s one true love has been art.
Growing and changing through the years, Lost Goat’s work has evolved into a simple expression of visual pleasure.
Lost Goat currently lives and works in a pasture somewhere in California.
contact lost goat
www.onelostgoat.com
www.lostgoat.etsy.com
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