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Funamals is a company that represents the whimsical artwork of Amy DeCaussin.
Showing posts with label grace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grace. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2011

*GLUB-GLUB*


In a new addition to the Funamals collection, Penguin Meets Fish! 

Another new addition to the Funamals studio, is Amy's assistant, Grace! 

And this is Grace, writing her first-ever blog as Funamals :)

With his scuba helmet made from recycled plastic, he dives under the sea, in this new tote bag design. Named the most imaginative tote, by the creator herself, it is definitely my favorite. 

This fabulous new tote is up for sale on etsy.com. 

I love it not just because I helped a bit with the design....but, then again, I may be a little bit partial ;P




Tonight, I am sleeping over at Amy's house.  Aside from all of my next tasks for tonight, I think that Amy's "Desk Buddy" needs a night-cap.  Maybe I can slip in some Grace time on the sewing machine when she is not looking.



 Tomorrow we are leaving at 7:00 am to go to an art market in South Haven, MI.  This will be the first art fair I have ever been to as one of the vendors, or vendor's assistant, I should say. :) 



Saturday, April 16, 2011

Craft night with Grace

Being creative every day is a really fun job but after a while I have a tendency to feel like my work is getting "stale." I invited a gal pal of mine over, 11 year old Grace for a fun night of crafting. Not only did we get to catch up, but I gained a refreshing sense of inspiration. And I think in the end Grace had fun too :)
We made fun little figurines out of clay to turn into magnets. I loved the idea of brightening up my refrigerator and Grace was excited to have something new for her bedroom.

After sculpting Grace popped our pieces in the oven to bake. Then we put in a movie while we waited.
After they were baked and cooled, it was time to paint. Grace made a turtle and peanut butter and jelly
....I think it was inspired by my beta fish, "Peanut Butter & Jelly"...he was watching us work.
My refrigerator looks much more fun and we had a blast doing it! :D