These new sterling silver and 14 kt gold hand formed and hammered earrings form Mal are quite stylish.
These wire worked earrings too...
...meanwhile, back at the muchacha cave...
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- Anderstall artworks is owned by Joe Forrestall and Malori Anderson. We create hand blown glass, beaded and hand made jewelry, prints, paintings. Joe creates hand blown glass,and is also an cartoonist but really only makes glass nowadays. Malori creates the jewelry, prints, and "pop art" paintings. We live in Barnstead NH and enjoy making our artworks from home and rented studio space. We believe that art is a vital element in Human life. We are driven by our will to suceed our love for art and our passion to bring artworks to every element of our life.
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Hi Joe and Malori!
It was great to see you today at the "6th Annual MicroCredit-NH Artist Exchange," where you were the FEATURED case study. (Sounds all fancy and important, doesn't it?) It was cool to see your work, and especially exciting to learn about your growth over the last year, your artistic vision, and your commitment to long-term success and your ultimate lifestyle vision (i.e. living an authentic, prosperous life doing things you LOVE to do).
Of course, I was very thrilled to learn you started blogging based on the Entrepreneurial Exchange session information I shared with you earlier this year. You have no idea how happy you made me by sharing that. Sometimes it can feel like I'm talking to brick walls, you know? I'll tell you, very few people take even one new tool or strategy they learn at workshops and actually IMPLEMENT it. Just the fact that you approach your business and vision with such a positive, fearless yet realistic outlook, while folding in new tools and strategies that resonate with you...well, it's so darn inspiring I could spit. (If that's what one does when one is truly inspired. Yes, sometimes I lose control of my salivary glands. Please don't think the less of me for sharing.)
Your work is beautiful. I think it's great that you're sharing your new pieces on the blog, as well as where you've been, and where you're going. I also loved the photos of your "blow by blow" process, so to speak, on your site. Wicked awesome.
Keep up the great work!!!
My best to you both,
Lani Voivod
Epiphanies, Inc.
www.EpiphaniesInc.com
"A-Ha Yourself!"
Hi Lani,
I thank you & your husband for your great presentation at the Entrepreneurial Exchange session earlier this year. And for your comments today.It really helped us understand the new trends that are happening in the marketing and networking worlds. And then the key, and the toughest part is to get out and implement it. I just started blogging and have been learning since. For example is this the correct way to refer to a blog entry?
Anyways,
Life is too short to have regrets and I believe the biggest, most common regret is not pursuing your dreams. Thank you for hard work in getting this information to business owners and artists especially.
Beaded jewelry is always welcomed by people.They have a fashionable look.When handmade they are lovely. A tremendous website furnishes gorgeous collections.
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