I am excited to share with you that I was published in Art Journaling magazine for the very first time.
I received my complimentary copy in the mail and couldn't be happier. I shared with them some of my 100 Faces in 100 Days a few months back and the editor asked me to write an article about my artistic/journaling journey. It was a lot of fun to write about it and even more fun to see it in print. Here are the opening pages of the article.
In the Gallery section of the magazine they were kind enough to share a few more of my art journal pages.
So, if you are any where near a Barnes and Noble bookstore and have a few moments I'd be delighted if you stopped to take a look. There are so many of my personal favorite artists in this particular magazine, I'm just thrilled to be mentioned in the same issue with them! My thanks as always to Stampington, I wouldn't be doing any of this if it hadn't been for them. Hugs ~ Renee
Renee Zarate's Bolton House is still in New England but Renee herself has moved on to South Carolina. The days are a little different now, no garden to take care of means more studio time. Dealing with snow and blizzards will be a thing of the past but there will be new challenges. Challenges like...how will we ever carry these two chairs and this huge umbrella down to the beach? Stay tuned.
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Just Steampunk Magazine Vol. 4 is here!
I received my complimentary issue of "Just Steampunk" magazine vol. 4 today and I am thrilled to be published in it for the first time! WooHoo!! In case you aren't acquainted with the magazine it is full of Steampunk projects from clothing to home decor. They usually have it at Barnes & Noble bookstores or it is available online from Scott Publications.
Here are a few of the items that I sent them photos of for publication. I sent in the first batch of photos then the editor sent an email asking if I had more...... I went a little nuts sending them photos of objects I had made. My daughter compared it to a dump truck dinging as it backs up. She said when it comes to me and my projects you should never ask for more unless you mean it. I always have more. :-)
The beauty of this publication is that you don't have to physically mail in the items, just photographs. If you love Steampunk this is a great magazine to take a look at! Better yet, if you love Steampunk and want to try and get published, answer the challenge for Vol. 5! You can get a copy of the editorial calendar by emailing kherrold@scottpublications.com. Thanks for stopping by, take care~ Renee
Here are a few of the items that I sent them photos of for publication. I sent in the first batch of photos then the editor sent an email asking if I had more...... I went a little nuts sending them photos of objects I had made. My daughter compared it to a dump truck dinging as it backs up. She said when it comes to me and my projects you should never ask for more unless you mean it. I always have more. :-)
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