I just got back from the second lunch of the 2014 season. Things were looking good this year with my next two lunches being ‘sold-out’ so quick. Kept the number to eight and ended up with 2 cancellations and one pick up, so overall, it turned out ,I think, the way it was supposed to…. Read More →
Since have the unique opportunity and pleasure to meet and collaborate with Ilise Benun of Marketing-Mentor.com the past few years. I am really excited to amp up the direction of Creatives’ Cupboards towards my future dream of hosting my own “Creatives’ Cupboard Camp”. I was approached by Ilise back in June at the HOWLive Conference… Read More →
How the power of iconography helped revive the bingo industry. Bingo is a game that used to be thought of as nothing more than a retirement home staple. However, thanks to the power of mascot appeal – along with the wide distribution channel of the Internet – interest in the game was rejuvenated. The bingo… Read More →
Things have started to return to routine around the Reynolds’ household. Kids back in school and my own business has amped up with clients getting back into the groove as well. I don’t know about you, but I always have this impression that the two weeks over the December holiday I will have ‘time’ to… Read More →
I had an epiphany last night. It was the final 6 month check in with the Designers Round Table group. The goal of the group was well, to create a goal and work to meet it. I had the pleasure of chiming in first and I humbly admitted that when it came to my original… Read More →
In response to my last blog post, the last couple of days I have had a couple requests on where people can purchase their own copy of the newly released book, “Lucy Tries Luge”. It seems online searches about winter olympics has brought up my last post about the book launch, my friend and illustrator,… Read More →
My first local creative connection was with James Hearne. I met him while admiring his art he was selling as cute and adorable children’s clothing. At first glance I was smitten with his style. From there we would meet up for coffee and lunch, basically sharing our stories of working freelance. I loved his story…. Read More →
Things have been quiet here on the Creatives’ Cupboard home front. Between a summer of working around my two girls (9 and 7 years) not being in school and trying to catch up and focus on the direction of my publication dreams, I have come to evolve my vision. Things are in the beginning stages,… Read More →
Just reviewing my vimeo account and came across my second interview with Mark O’Brien. Yup, I had intended as I recall to post it waaaay back. But well all good things are better late than never. Mark’s story about his career path is exceptionally informative as well as inspiring. So grab a coffee or cocktail,… Read More →
I was introduced to Reuben and the Dark at this years TEDxYYC event. I was distracted perusing my iPad for social media news in between the talks – so when the music came on, I thought, this is great, background music while I catch up. Well, I was wrong. They captivated me. I am really… Read More →
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