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Emily Cawood - Art Grabs Back |
Even as I go about my routine - and put up a weekly blog post on - it's important to remember this is not normal.
Now more than ever - I believe art matters.
I have an especially talented friend who has launched a new FB page devoted to her political cartoons and other resistance art. It's called Art Grabs Back (I can take partial credit for the name). You should be following her.
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Back at the bench - check out my Etsy store for the finished pieces |
I'm been back at the bench - which is especially therapeutic. Being able to create is a form of self care - which we all need for balance as we stand up to injustice.
I attended BlogathonATX over the weekend - it was incredibly informing and inspiring. The blogging community has an important role to play in making people's voices heard. There will be a full post about that very soon...


I created a special pendant - also called Art Grabs Back - which I auctioned off on Instragram over the weekend. It sold for more than $150 - and all the proceeds will be donated to civil and reproductive rights organizations. I'm thinking about creating more pieces where a portion of the sale will support organizations working for social justice.
I also hit a milestone this month - I sold four pieces, and as a result covered all my studio and supply costs for the month! Not paying myself for my time - yet - but definitely getting there.
Until next time.
I love your pieces. I have never seen any with a cut out in the back. It's like a secret little surprise. I know it takes a while to get sales going when you are in the business of selling your own wares, however, it sure is nice not to have to work in an office or a factory. Good luck!
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