Today's question: At least for today, your can't-live-without blog or website is... The following is the second of four posts to answer this question.
Shona Cole For art & an artful life: Susan Tuttle’s blog http://ilkasattic.blogspot.com/
For listening to poetry: http://poetryfoundation.org/journal/audio.html
For photography: http://jpgmag.com/
Andrew Borloz http://statcounter.com. I need to know how many people are reading my blog and where they are from.
And http://kellykilmer.blogspot.com - I often buy books, stamps, or paper because of Kelly's recommendations.
Lisa Hoffman Amazon....not too sexy, but I’d hook it up and drip new books intravenously if I could.
Angela Cartwright http://etsy.com…I just have to have my etsy fix with my coffee every day.
Julie Prichard“Habitually Chic” http://habituallychic.blogspot.com/ Alas I am fickle…ask me tomorrow and a new blog may be sitting on top.
Denise Lombardozzi ann texter http://anntexter.com/
Jonna Barnett http://illustrationfriday.com
Deana Hager http://twitter.com, I must admit I am totally addicted. It is great to just type out a random thought no matter what it is. And reading other peoples random thoughts often brings laughter which can make a bad day seem not quite so bad.
Karen Cole Lately I've been checking out http://sabrinawardharrison.com. Her freedom of expression is something I'm forever struggling to achieve. I also, always look at http://tonyscherman.com for inspiration. His large encaustic faces are just amazing.
Nancy Baumiller I would have to say Print & Pattern http://printpattern.blogspot.com This is one website that I frequent for inspiration!
Marilyn Gallas To be honest I cannot live without my own blog. It's my daily life blood. However aside from my own, today I'm hooked on Kelly Rae Roberts blog - http://kellyraeroberts.blogspot.com/
David Castle How about websites that I most definitely CAN live without… any news site (especially the local newspaper and network TV sites) that are allowing people to comment on news stories. The anger, hate, name-calling, etc. that I see is way out of control.
Elis Cooke Awhile ago, I found this artist's website by doing a search for monoprints. Her work takes my mind in different directions!
Karen Q. Cox http://www.justabstractart.com/Just_Abstract_Art/Home.html
Judy Wise I have 138 blogs on my bloglines right now and I can't seem to live without any of them. Of course sometimes I fall behind and have to start over but I really try to follow all of them. There are just so many interesting people out there and so many good blogs.
Kathy Wasilewski I can honestly say that there isn't any one blog that I can't live without, as I personally value, and visit, each blog that is linked to mine. However, if I had to pick one website, it would have to be Paperwhimsy http://paperwhimsy.com as that is the one site that I do generally visit each day. I find that it has everything that I need all in one place....a shoppe full of top-quality images and supplies, a wonderful forum full of encouraging, kind artists, and a gallery full of beautiful ideas and inspiration for the vintage artist.
Kelly Kilmer Just one?!?! I'd have to pick at least 3:
http://aestheticoutburst.blogspot.com/
http://barronstorey.blogspot.com/
http://urbanpaperarts.blogspot.com/
Roben-Marie Smith http://donnadowney.typepad.com/ (she inspires me so!!!)
Sue Pieper Mine of course:) Nina's blog for inspiration(http://ornamental.typepad.com) and a variety of others for tutorials, places to shop, etc. Tammy Vitale's blog (http://tammyvitale.com) always has interesting up to date information and I just love her thought for the day part. My new favorite link is Bead Nerd (http://beadnerd.com) by the name you'd think it's all about beading, but the information & links cross all mediums. And last but not least is Alyson Stanfield's Art Biz Blog (http://artbizblog.com) for all things marketing and business related. I like her no whining allowed approach, it makes me check myself and straighten up!
Linda Woods http://janedevin.com
Binky Bergsman For today, and I emphasize today, my favorite blog is Ornamental, Nina Bagly’s blog http://ornamental.typepad.com. I love her writing. That may change as I am introduced to other blogs.
Mistie Jordan I have a small circle of friends/artists whose blogs I visit regularly. We upload pictures and comment on each others work and progress, and since I live in a very small town with little in the way of an art outlet, this is really helpful to me. In particular, I love Jessie Marianiello’s blog and website. She is a total inspiration and shares so much of her life and work. She is a beautiful person. http://straydogarts.com
Sally Turlington You mean besides the altered page? Today (and most days) I run over to the blogs of folks who have commented on my blog. That usually leads to other artists blogs or web pages. I like to keep an eye on the pulse of what's happening NOW in the world of mixed media - with commentary! Now I must admit I do go to my own blog a lot because of the links to places I like to go - duh. (And let's not forget Google - couldn't do without Googling. (My spell checker didn't even balk at "Googling" - go figure.) And almost always, reading email or Yahoo group mail leads to one web site or another. I love finding new ones and new friends.
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