{Pastry Heaven} a WSC Sketch

Hi guys!! I don't know about you but I had an awesome day!! I got a ton of things done, I even did some sketching for my Figure Drawing class and now I'm firing up my oven for a fabulous chocolate croissant before the MFT Release Blog Party starts. :) Life is good!

Since it's the first week of the month Cindy is presenting us with a sketch challenge for the MFT Wednesday Stamp Club.

Me...getting ready to have a croissant, came up with the idea of creating a kind of vintage-y feel bakery-signage-look alike card...and this is what that looks like to me. lol

I'm absolutely in love with this paper I just bought today actually. It's by Samantha Walker for Creative Imaginations. I layered that with a bunch of neutral and brown CS to create this sort of vintage-y feel.

The sentiment "Baked with Love" is from the MFT set Lovin' from the Oven - this set is quickly becoming one of my favorites - you can do so much with it!! The "for you" is the second half of the Essential Sentiment set stamp "I'm here for you". The circle is from the Waltzing Mouse set Small Circles and the small little accents in the middle of the circle are from the Clear Dollar Stamps set Words of Sympathy.

Since I didn't have the right width ribbon to go with my card I simply used two thinner twill tape strips: one with a bow and one without. Handy little trick, don't ya think?

So my croissant is goin' in the oven and I'm gonna do a quick clean-up before the MFT Release Party. Why don't you swing by? We have tons of fun over there!! :)

~ Sony

Stamps: Lovin' from the Oven (MFT), Essential Sentiments (MFT), Words of Sympathy (Clear Dollar Stamps), Small Circles (Waltzing Mouse)

Paper: Kraft, Chocolate Chip (SU), Sahara Sand (SU), Samantha Walker (Creative Imaginations)

Ink: Soft Suede (SU), Antique Linen (Distress Ink)

Accessories: Sponges, Post It Notes (for Masking), Nesties, Twill Tape, Brads, Sewing Machine, Pop-up Dots

EDITED APRIL 7th, 2010 - just for you Jocelyn :)

I used Coats & Clark Dual Duty HEAVY thread. A little tip I got from Jody. ;)

{Make Tracks would 'ya} TCP Tuesday 104

It's late, I just got back from my very first Figure Drawing class which was a ton of fun btw but I didn't want to go to bed without posting my TCP Tuesday card so here it goes!!

Yes - it is TCP Tuesday with a touch of retro. Jen is the swanky hostess for this week and she pulled out an oldie but goodie sketch.

Wanna play along for a chance of being crowned the Swankiest Stamper of the month and win $25 in Cat Cash (money to spend at the Cat's Pajamas' site)? Just create something swanky and make sure to upload it to Alma's Blog.

My card here features one of the hot, brand new releases that will be available April 13th!!!

I couldn't resist this one: I just have a thing for paper pieced Scooters. :)

The papers I used here are from the Cosmo

Cricket collection Lil' Man. I love the retro feel of this collection and the color combo. How can you go wrong with red and teal?

I kinda see this card as a guy's card so I kept the embellishments to a minimum: no ribbon, no bows...nothing of the girly sort. :) Just a few brads and some extra stitches serve as accents.

Well...I'm beat and I have to get up really early tomorrow so I bid you a good night and til next time.

~ Sony :)

Stamps: NEW RELEASE (TCP)

Paper: Lil Man (CC), Kraft, Aqua Mist (PTI), Cream

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Ink, Soft Suede (SU)

Accessories: Brads, Sewing Machine, Sponges, White Gel Pen, Copic Markers

{Party Star} Mojo 133

Today the weather is really yucky here in LA but then after yesterday I'm not really surprised.

Did you guys hear about the 7.2 earthquake in Mexico yesterday? Well - we didn't just hear about it we also felt it here in LA. It was like a wave and lasted a good 30-40 seconds. The blinds were swaying back and forth and even the pool sloshed over. Mmh... guess it's time I update my earthquake kit.

But nonetheless today is a special day for me because I'm going back to school and my first class is today. Yay! I'm a little nervous and also excited at the same time...strange how that works, right?

But enough about earthquakes and school let's talk Mojo Monday. It's the first week of the month so there is a prize up for grabs. A maximum of 7 winners will receive a stamp set of their choice!!

Since going back to school has been on my mind a lot lately and I know several kids who are going to graduate from High School - I decided to make another Guy's Graduation card.

This card is really straight forward:

I used papers from the Boyfriend collection by Cosmo Cricket and Bitty Box Basics by PTI.

The star was cut out using my Nestabilities by Spellbinders.

The sentiment is from the Verve set Party Time and the little Screw Brads are made by Recollections and I found them at Michaels.

Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope you have a great start to the week and that there be no more earthquakes!

~ Sony

Stamps: Party Time (Verve), Small Circles (Waltzing Mouse)

Paper: Boyfriend (CC), Bitty Box Basics (PTI), Kraft, Old Olive (SU)

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Soft Suede (SU), Antique Linen (Distress Ink)

Accessories: Sponges, Screw Brads, Nesties, Sewing Machine, Twill Tape, Notebook Style Punch

TGF Battle Continues...

Happy Easter to you all!!! I hope you had a wonderful day and lots of fun at the traditional Egg hunts! :)

Well - I'm soo glad and relieved that my team made it to the second week of the Greeting Farm's Battle of the Design Teams.

Relieved? You might ask..well my card was the one that we submitted last week so you betcha I was relieved. lol

A big thank you to all of you who voted for us!!

So onto Week 2:

This wonderful card here was made by Suzi Weyremaster and is my team's entry this week for the Greeting Farm's Battle of the Design Teams.

If you love this card as much as I do please take a moment to go over to the Greeting Farm gallery and leave a comment HERE.

Your comment will count as a vote.

We would greatly appreciate it!!

Thank you so very much!

~ Sony

{CLEAR-ly 4 lil' Boys} MFT Guest Designer Challenge

Jessie is hosting this months' MFT Guest Designer Challenge and when I say challenge - I mean challenge:

* make an M& M card (masculine & metallic)

I had a ton of fun with this challenge although I did end up scrapping my first idea and had to start all over again but it was worth it - I love my little dumped card. :)

This is a CLEAR card (I used Clear Window sheets as base for my card) and clearly for little boys who have been broken up with by their mean little girlfriends. Little guys have feelings too!! :)

The only things attached to the front of the card are the robot, the wheels behind him, the little dump truck and the sentiment "Got Dumped?" -everything else you see is on the inside of the card.

This card has a lot of fun little details but let

me talk about the papers I used first: I used papers from the Rockets 'n' Sprockets collection by Recollections, Bitty Box Basics by PTI and Digi Papers from the Bare Feet and Blue Jeans collection (Sweet Shoppe).

The little Robot is a Digi Stamp from My Favorite Things. I just love that little guy!! The Dump Truck is a digital scrapbooking element from the Digi Kit Bare Feet and Blue Jeans.

The sentiments I pulled for this card are from all over the place:

- "Got Dumped?" was simply written and printed off of the computer

- "It'll be Okay" is from the Pure Innocence My Umbrella set

- Now the "Girls Suck" was a bit tricky: I used the "Girl" from "Birthday Girl" (Who's that Birthday Girl?) and the "s" for Girls came from "Friends" (Twisted Threesome). The "Suck" came from Twisted Threesome as well.

To add a bit more to the fun playfulness of this card I put in Screw Brads for the tires of the little Dump Truck, I added Staples as little accents here and there and topped it all off with some Paper Piercing.

Thank you so much for stopping by and if you have a little guy who was just dumped give him a biiiggg hug from me! :)

~ Sony

Stamps: Digi Robot (MFT), PI My Umbrella (MFT), Twisted Threesome (MFT)

Paper: Clear Window Sheets (SU), Rockets 'n' Sprockets (Recollections), Bitty Box Basics (PTI), Bare Feet and Blue Jeans (Sweet Shoppe), Silver, Sahara Sand (SU), Basic Black (SU)

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black

Accessories: Bare Feet and Blue Jeans Elements (Sweet Shoppe), Paper Piercing Kit, Screw Brads, Stapler and Staples, Sewing Machine, Jute Twine, Computer, Copic Markers, Ruler, Black Pen

{Hoo Hoo} SFYTT NEWS & a SNEAK PREVIEW 4 U

Happy Saturday, everyone!!! And boy what a Saturday it is!! I have some very exciting news to share with you:

I'm the new Baby Sis...of Jen del Muro's SFYTT sisters that is!!!

I nearly fell of my chair when I saw Jen's email asking me if I was ready to become a sister.

I'm tremendously honored and humbled to be able to join the ranks

of all these amazingly talented stampers that I've admired since I've discovered the stamping community - I don't even really know what more to say so I'm going to get on with it and move on to my card:

Here's Jen's fun sketch for the week! As soon as I saw it I knew I wanted to create a scene and that's what I did.

I figured this manly hunky card would be perfect to give to my honey....well... if I had a honey but I'm single at the moment. lol Oh well...I guess this card is going into storage until I find the right guy. ;)

I used papers from the Quite Contrary collection by My Mind's Eye. I've been using their papers soo much lately - I hope you're not sick of seeing them yet. :)

The hills are made using paper from Cosmo Cricket's Garden Variety and the tree trunk is cut out of papers from the Cosmo Cricket Mr. Campy collection.

The owl and the sentiment "About You" are from the TCP set Happy Camper, which was one of the very first TCP sets I ordered because it was just so darn cute. :) The Hoo's are spelled out using the TCP alphabet set Coolvetica.

To make the sentiment clouds pop and stand out from the background clouds I used a C-1 Copic Marker to outline them and then I sponged a little Soft Suede around the edges.

Now onto some more EXCITING NEWS: I snuck in a little PREVIEW here for you of The Cat's Pajamas' new and upcoming release!!!

This adorable bunny here is the newest character to join Poochie, Sprinkles and PJ and I just adore him already (I've decided it's a he). :) The new releases will be available for purchase on Tuesday, April 13th.

All right... that's all I have for you today! Thanks for stopping by and be sure to hoo or hop on over to the other SFYTT's sister's blogs to see what they've come up with:

* Jen del Muro and Guest Designer Makeesha Byl

* Amber Hight

* Amy Rohl

* Amy Sheffer

* Jenn Diercks

* Kelly Lunceford

* Leigh O'Brien

* Megan Lock

* Susan Liles

Would you like to be our next Guest Designer?

All you have to do is share your fabulousness with us and play along with the sketches - make sure you upload them to Jen's Blog!!

Jen will pick the lucky designer!

{Hoo Hoo}

Stamps: Happy Camper (TCP), Coolvetica (TCP)

Paper: Quite Contrary (MME), Garden Variety (CC), Mr. Campy (CC), Soft Suede (SU), Handsome Hunter (SU)

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Soft Suede (SU)

Accessories: Copic Markers, Jute Twine, Buttons, White Heavy Thread, Sewing Machine, Sponges

{Just Because it's MFT}

I've been watching Sherlock Holmes while making cards today and can I tell you: I absolutely love that movie!

Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law are just awesome together! I've been cracking up all morning!! Ahhh good times :)

So onto more important matters: I'm so excited to be able to share with you that one of my projects was picked as March's Favorite Find over on the MFT Blog!!! YAY!!!

So here's a MFT card I made yesterday but forgot to post! It's not for any contests or challenge and I don't even know who I'm gonna give it to but I do know I had a blast making it. :)

I used papers from the Quite Contrary collection by My Mind's Eye. The red polka dotted paper is from a Martha Stewart Valentine DP Pack I got in February.

The image is of course from none other than the adorable Pure Innocence line by MFT. I just love her umbrella and cute little raincoat!!! Her boots and umbrella are paper pieced.

Thanks a lot for stopping by!!

'til next time,

~Sony

Stamps: PI My Umbrella (MFT)

Paper: Quite Contrary (MME), Bermuda Bay (SU), Kraft, Valentine DP (Martha Stewart)

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black

Accessories: Ribbon (SU), Checkerboard Border Punch, Scallop Trim Border Punch, Nesties, Sewing Machine, Copic Markers, White Gel Pen

{Zero Calories} WSC - Patchwork

I don't know about you but I've had a wonderful MFT-filled day today! Oh and I ran a couple of errands too. :) With my classes starting Monday I realized it might be a good idea to buy a few notebooks. Yeah...what a concept right? lol

So it's also Wednesday which means another Wednesday Stamp Club challenge!

This week Kim is challenging us to

* create our own patchwork panel and incorporate it into your project.

* create a card using her layout.

I had never done a patchwork card before so I had a lot of fun doing this one.

The papers I used are mostly scraps from the Cosmo Cricket Garden Variety collection.

I was inspired to color the cake this way by one of my favorite stampers Susan Liles. If you're not familiar with her work you should definitely stop by her blog!!

The cake and the sentiment are from the MFT set Lovin' from the Oven and the candles are from the Who's that Birthday Girl set. To top it all off I added some Stickles Glitter to the icing of the cake. :)

Oh and I don't know if you noticed but I'll be using a different thread from now on!! I'm really excited about it!!

Jody Morrow was so kind to share what kind of thread she uses over on her blog and since I don't know anything about threads or sewing I decided to give her favorite thread a try: I LOVE IT!!

Tips & Tricks: use Coats & Clark Dual Duty HEAVY thread.

Thank you so much for stopping by and enjoy the rest of your Wednesday!!!

~ Sony

Stamps: Lovin' from the Oven (MFT), Who's that Birthday Girl? (MFT)

Paper: Garden Variety Mini Deck (CC), Quite Contrary (MME), Pure Poppy (PTI), Cream

Ink: Red Pepper (Adirondack), Antique Linen (Distress Ink), Memento Tuxedo Black

Accessories: Mulberry Paper Flowers, Button, Jute Twine, Twill Tape, Square Punch, Crystal Stickles, Copic Markers, Sponges, Sewing Machine, White Gel Pen

{Vroom Vroom} TCP Tuesday103

Ouh I'm running late late late so this is going to be short short short. lol

We're having movie night (we're gonna watch the Gospel of John) at my church tonight with pizza and blankets and all that fun stuff. Can't wait!!!

Anyway - it's Tuesday and time for TCP Tuesday!!! This week Susan challenged us to use any TCP stamp!

Well that one was easy for me because as I was writing Easter cards yesterday I realized that I was about uhm 5 cards short...so guess what kinda stamps I picked today?!

So my card features Poochie in his yummy carrot car from the TCP set Spring Fling. The mushrooms are also from that set and I just love how they tie in the red and white polka-dotted ribbon. The sentiment is from the TCP set A Beary Good Year, such a must have set!

I used papers from the Garden Variety Mini Deck collection by Cosmo Cricket. I love all those bright colors!!

Oh and I saw how Jody made these awesome zig zag stitches around her circular images so I tried that today and let me tell ya...not half as easy as she makes it look!!!

Jody - I'm going to have to ask you for some pointers on that one because mine are kinda all over the place! lol

Oh well...I guess it adds a bit of a handmade charm to it all, right?

I gotta run!!!

Catch you next time! :)

~ Sony

Stamps: Spring Fling (TCP), A Beary Good Year (TCP)

Paper: Garden Variety Mini Deck (CC), Old Olive (SU), Crushed Curry (SU), Real Red (SU)

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Bashful Blue (SU), Lettuce (Adirondack)

Accessories: Ribbon, Checkerboard Punch, Sewing Machine, Nesties, Copic Markers, Sponges

{Summer Fun} Mojo 132

I'm in a bit of a funky mood today, don't really know why...so please apologize if this post is going to be a bit on the shorter side. :)

I got a little carried away with this week's Mojo Monday sketch. I looked at the round card and thought immediately of a floating tire or porthole and I had just the right stamp set for that sorta thing too! :)

I used stamps from the Cat's Pajama's set By The Sea for both cards. The sentiment on my mermaid's card is from My Favorite Things.

For my mermaid card I used papers from Cosmo Cricket's Snorkel collection.

My Poochie card uses papers from Cosmo Cricket's Snorkel and My Mind's Eye's Quite Contrary.

To get the whole Porthole effect I first off took a little creative license with this week's sketch and tweaked it just a bit.

I then used several Nesties and layered them, then I pierced holes in the the circle and added little silver brads.

Have a great Monday!!

~Sony

Stamps: By The Sea (TCP), Essential Sentiments (MFT)

Paper: Snorkel (CC), Generic Gray

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Bashful Blue (SU)

Accessories: Sponges, White Gel Pen, Copic Markers, Crystal Effects, Nesties, Paper Piercer, Brads, Twill, Pop-Up Dots

Stamps: By The Sea (TCP)

Paper: Snorkel (CC), Quite Contrary (MME), Yoyo Yellow (SU), Generic Gray

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Antique Linen (Distress Ink), Bashful Blue (SU)

Accessories: Copic Markers, Black Pen, Twill Tape, Jute Twine, Button, Sponges, Sewing Machine

{Fun with Flowers} a Verve Project Parade

It's officially Spring, isn't it? Well okay maybe not quite where you live yet but it's a comin'...I know it is. :) Just hang in there a bit longer!! :)

In celebration of Spring the Verve Divas have come up with a fun theme for this month's Verve Parade:

Fun With Flowers

Now this is such a broad theme that I had a really hard time deciding on what I wanted to do...seriously...I've been wrecking my head for a few days now until today.

I was talking to one of our young people in church today and I noticed that something was off. She wasn't her usual happy self so I asked her if anything was wrong. She started crying, saying that she didn't get into the college she wanted to get into. I gave her a big ole' hug and tried to tell her that that was a sign that God had something better in store for her somewhere else but of course something like this just sucks!

So this little project here is for her! I'm hoping it'll cheer her up a little!

My Project consists of an altered Notebook, a Paperclip turned Bookmark, and a Card.

I love how Joanne stamped silhouetted flowers behind a sentiment on one of her cards so I drew a little inspiration from her here for my notebook.

The layout for the card may look familiar to you and you're right if it does: I used this week's Mojo Monday sketch because I really enjoyed it and I wanted the book and card to look related but not have the same exact layout.

I used papers from the Quite Contrary collection by My Mind's Eye and the Bitty Box Basics by Papertrey Ink - they remind me so much of school. :)

The sentiment on front of the notebook is from Verve's Beautiful You set - such a beautiful set!! I love love love their sayings! So inspirational!

The silhouetted flowers are from Verve's Because of You set. The little flourish you see on the notebook and the card is from the Clear Dollar Stamps set Words of Sympathy.

The flower with the button on the altered notebook is the same flower as the bookmark and the one on the card and it's from the Verve set Wishful Elegance.

The sentiment on the card is from My Favorite Things.

Well I hope you enjoyed stopping by and please leave me a comment! I'd love to hear from you!

~ Sony

Stamps: Wishful Elegance (Verve), Because of You (Verve), Beautiful You (Verve), Words of Sympathy (Clear Dollar Stamps), Label No. 4 (Waltzing Mouse), Essential Sentiments (MFT)

Paper: Quite Contrary (MME), Bitty Box Basics (PTI), Kraft

Ink: Lettuce (Adirondack), Soft Suede (SU)

Accessories: Buttons (MFT), Jute Twine, Paperclip, Twill Tape, Nesties, Sewing Machine

Would you...

...be so kind and vote for my card in the TGF Battle of the Design Teams Contest? All you have to do is become a member of TGF (no spam no worries) so you can leave a comment HERE.

You have until Tuesday to place your vote!!

Bascally the Greeting Farm is having a 5 week contest of Design Teams and whoever gets th

e most comments aka votes gets to move on to the next round. The top three DTs will get some free stamps!!

This is the first week and my DT has picked my card to be our first entry and even though I'm seriously flattered I also don't want to be the maker of the card that will get us kicked out - so can you pleeassee vote for me?!

Thank you sooo much!!

~Sony

A little bit more about my card:

The challenge was to create a Retro-looking card using the color scheme from the body scrub jar.

LOVED this challenge!! I love a good funky, retro look anyday and I had the perfect paper for this challenge too: the Lil' Man collection by Cosmo Cricket!!

Thank heaven for Digi Stamps because I only own one set of TGF rubber stamps and let's face it bubble bath Anya just wouldn't have worked out for this one. lol I downloaded Mr. Autumn Guy in their Digi Stamp section and he was just perfect!!

The big red striped ribbon is from the Cat's Pajamas and even though I absolutely love this ribbon I always find that I have a hard time incorporating it but not today!! :)

I hope you like it!!!

Stamps: Mr. Autumn Guy Digi (TGF)

Paper: Lil' Man (CC), Bermuda Bay (SU), Kraft

Ink: none

Accessories: Paperclips, Post-it Sticky Flags, Notebook Style Punch, Buttons, Jute Twine, Ribbon (TCP), Pop-Up Dots, Sewing Machine, Copic Markers

Fruity Egg Hunt

Last night was the first time I went to the Passion Play, a play that the Church Shepherd of the Hill puts on every year. It was great!! Very well done, from the set dressing to the performances and the performers had some voices on them!! Really great!

Can you believe that Easter is only a few weeks away?! Time is just flying by this year.

I think I need to make a few more cards and Jen' sketch over at SFYTT this week is just awesome!!

I just got some new Cosmo Cricket

paper and have been dying to use it. The papers are from the Garden Variety Mini Deck. Love the size of the Mini Decks - they are perfect for card making!

My little penguins and the sentiment are from the Cat's Pajama's set Spring Fling. Aren't they just too cute?

For the extra special sum'thin' sum'thin' I added brads in the upper right corner and I did a little bit of paper piercing in the upper left and bottom right corner as well as around the sentiment. There's a little detail shot below.

Happy Egg Hunt, everyone!!

Stamps: Spring Fling (TCP)

Paper: Garden Variety (CC), Real Red (SU), Old Olive (SU), Orange Scraps, Cream Scraps

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Bashful Blue (SU), Lettuce (Adirondack)

Accessories: Copic Markers, Sponges, Nesties, Paper Piercer Kit (SU), Brads, Sewing Machine, Pop-Up Dots

My Portfolio (Part 2)

As promised here are some pictures of drawings I did in High School.

~ enjoy :)

a Little Package For You

Happy Friday, everyone!! How y'a doin? I hope all is well in your life!

I feel like (with me going back to school) my life is finally back on track - I'm so happy and thankful about that! I have a sense of purpose and structure again, which is great.

Anyway, moving right along to stamp-y things: it's Viva La Verve Friday today!

This week Amber graciously allowed us to find our own kitchen-y inspiration to go with her fabulous sketch.

My inspiration?

* this awesome star cookie tray

* Amber's sketch! It reminded me so much of a package and an index card that I had to use that somehow

* me going back to school

I'm in need of a masculine birthday card anyway so the color choices coupled with my package/index card inspiration was pretty easy.

To add to the overall look of the card I did quite a bit of distressing. I sponged first antique linen and then soft suede all around the edges of the papers to give it an aged look. I don't have any sandpaper at home but I wanted to sand down the edges of my paper so I used a nail file instead - worked like a charm! Another thing I did to add to that worn look is crumple my paper! It adds so much character and is a ton of fun, too! :)

My patterned papers are a big mix& match today: I used papers from the Bitty Box Basics collection by Papertrey Ink, the Boyfriend collection by Cosmo Cricket and some papers from Stampin' Up.

The sentiment was a little thank you stamp Julee sent with my last Verve Order. I'm so excited I got to use it for this card. :)

As embellishments I used this cute little paperclip from Michaels and I love how the piece of Kraft paper behind it almost looks like a tab.

Thanks for stopping by and 'til next time!

~ Sony

Stamps: Verve

Paper: Bitty Box Basics (PTI), Boyfriend (CC), Thoroughly Modern (SU), Kraft, Chocolate Chip (SU)

Ink: Soft Suede (SU), Antique Linen (Distress Ink)

Accessories: Sponges, Jute Twine, Button, Nesties, Paperclip, Notebook Style Punch, Sewing Machine

My Portfolio (Part 1)

All right - I know I've been talking about going back to school for a while now and well today is the day that I can officially say I'm enrolled!!

I met with Brian, Director of Admissions and counselor extraordinaire over at Gnomon's today. Gnomon's is a very small but highly recommended school here in LA that just specializes in Computer Animation and Visual Effects (that's what I'm going back to studying btw). :)

He took a look at my portfolio and even though my drawings are all still from HighSchool he said that he can see that I have an artistic eye. Yay!! I was so nervous!!

Since it's been a while I really wanted to start at the basics again - which means drawing. Yes ladies and gentlemen - I'm going back to the drawing board starting April 5th!

You can be assured I will be posting some of my drawings in the future but for now I thought how about I share a few things from my portfolio with you.

Here are some of my photographs:

the Amalfi Coast

Italy

Offense

taken during my college years at the University of Miami

Life

one of my friends asked me to take her maternity pictures so here you go. It was a girl btw and her name is Sarai.

Huh?

this was taken on one of my trips to SeaWorld. :)

Beauty is Everywhere

Who would have thought a swamp can be so pretty? This was taken in the Everglades in Florida.

Renewal

I hope you enjoyed this little excursion. I'll be posting some of my old old drawings tomorrow. :)

Sony