WELCOME TO THE ART TEAM! We're glad that you're a member. And we look forward to helping each other find success on Etsy. Please introduce yourself and you shop so we can be more supportive.
And let us know if there's anything else we can do to help your shops.
Hello everyone! As a teen, I moved to NYC and while in high school was awarded a summer scholarship to study Fine Art at Parsons School of Design. Circumstances changed for me and I ended up moving back to my hometown, Springfield, Virginia, where I worked as a freelance graphic artist for a number of years. I moved to Austin, TX in 2005, continuing to freelance while raising my boys and caring for my Nana full time. A few years later a friend urged me to apply for a Sales Management position with White Lodging in the hospitality industry, and I ended up with a 150 room Fairfield Inn and Suites and assisted with sales at a 145 room Courtyard as well. It was such a great experience and I am so grateful for the opportunity but I felt the creative side of me slipping away. A few years ago I left the corporate world and traded in my suits for work boots and moved to the country. My husband and I live on the side of a mountain near a tiny town with no stoplights surrounded by views of the Sangre de Cristos on Trinchera Ranch in Southern Colorado. I am so thankful that I can run my shop, Sage Ranch Company, full time, and am eager to expand from making picture frames into home decor that enables me to utilize my art background. I look forward to working with or supporting all of you in some capacity!
My name is Eric, and I grew up in the small town of LaFayette located in Central New York. One of the things I remember growing up was that Pulaski New York always seemed to be mentioned in the local Syracuse weather. Then one day I found myself in Graduate School at the Savannah College of Art and Design and living off of Pulaski Square. This sparked my curiosity and I took the opportunity to learn a little about Pulaski and his contribution to the American Revolution. Several years after graduating, I found myself working in Washington DC. Imagine my pleasant surprise when I walked down the hill from the Metro Center Station and what I see but a statue dedicated to Kasmir Pulaski. This was the spark that started a long-term project where I explore the collective history of the American People thru the monuments and memorials found throughout Washington DC. This monument to Pulaski was not only the impetus of this project but also the first image. You can find this image available in my Etsy Store. The images for this project are shot using a LensBaby 3G lens which allows me to control the plane of focus and create images that reflect a sense of memory. Please take a moment to explore my store.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/ReiffensteinStudios
Hi everybody, It is so nice to meet you all! My name is Benedetto, I am an Italian architect, from Sicily, currently living in Paris.
I am pretty new to Etsy, I opened my shop a month ago. After several years of working for private architectural firms in renovating historic buildings internationally I decided to take a break and unleash my creativity!
Since I opened the shop the Etsy community has been so supportive, giving me precious advices and positive vibes, I love it!
Please visit my shop, tell me what you think and of course keep following and liking my pages
Best,
Ben
https://www.etsy.com/shop/MyDomos
https://www.pinterest.fr/MyDomos
https://www.instagram.com/mydomos/
Hi! My name is Deborah. I've been painting and sculpting my entire life. I earned my BFA from Parsons School of Design in NYC and after many years of making my somewhat ethereal darkly themed, contemporary work; exhibiting yet making no money, I decided to start a shop doing pet portraits. I still make and exhibit my own work when I can but the business has really kept me busy locally. My sales in the etsy shop have been sporadic however and I'm not sure why. Help!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DKPetPortraits
Love your arts!
Deborah, I think your pet portraits are just amazing. x
Hi, Deborah ~
Your work is beautiful!!!
Wishing you the best of luck
Sherry
your paintings are beautiful!
Beautiful paintings!
Hi all,
My name is Uljana and im from the Estonia but i live in Turkey with my husband , 3 children and our dog :). I started my shop in December 2020 and im really enjoying being creative in digital art.
I sell different hand drawn digital art, digital watercolor and some stickers, . .... i’m still working on more listings.
Thank you all for all the favourites and likes.
Uljana
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I'm Diana, selftought artist from Europe Latvia. I love nature and I always addore artists for painting art so realistic or even abstract and still gives that same vibe. I learning step by step how to paint animals and sea.
I would be happy if you like my shop, follow me or like some of my items.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DianaLipskaArt
@DianaLipskaArt So happy to learn a little bit more about you. You're very talented. Love your small pieces. And impressed with your murals. Looking forward to seeing more of your creations!
Hello, Mike and everyone in the group, my name is Sonia and I am originally from Romania.
I'm new to Etsy so a lot to improve on, which is a bit difficult since I'm in a full-time job role and then full-time PhD studying, working with women affected by endometrial cancer. However, I am grateful that both my academic and personal interests mean that a lot of my designs are mental health oriented. I also love sustainable fashion, environmental causes and fair animal treatment, so you'll see those types of design in there too.
Nice to meet everyone
Hello everyone,
I was born in Istanbul, Turkey. I really found myself with Art, which I met in 2008. Art's freedom, passion, courage and diversity impressed me a lot. I also got my bachelor's degree related to my art education. I have been continuing the production part, which is the most beautiful aspect of art, since 2008. Now I live alone in my house in Eskişehir, which I use as a workshop. And I would like to share the works I have produced with you, dear art lovers. You can comment on my works. Stay with art.
Greetings,
I'm originally from India, but I now split time between Seattle and Hyderabad. My company is Songbird Hut LLC, and I'm looking forward to interacting with this group.
Warm Wishes,
Rajnesh
@TreeHuggersStudio WELCOME! You are very ambitious and kind. And talented too. We're very excited to have you as a member our our team!
@IldaartStore YAY! Congrats on your workshop. That is so important to creativity. We're so excited to see all your new creations!
@SongbirdHut Seattle and Hyderabad are very unique and inspiring places. Can't wait to see what you'll share with us!
Hello everyone,
I'm Jim and new here.
Please have a peek at my shop? -
I would be so grateful if you tell me anything I can improve? (Do not worry. . . I have a thick skin
https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ROKOS
! T h a n k y o u !
Greetings to everyone from Turkey, I am Emrah Yücel, selling Wooden Folding Camping-Picnic Table. I print the memories of your dreams on these folding tables that I created with UV technology. Isn't it nice
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Hi Emrah Yücel,
You have a very original idea for transferring memories to table tops. I like how you tailored what you are good at into something customizable and unique in a way to each and every potential buyer.
Do the table tops have any kind of protective layer over them after the image has been transferred to preserve these precious memories? I wonder what a clear epoxy resin finish might look like.