Painting Shoes- Christmas Theme

As promised a post for the week. This is an older project. I had a client who loved to have custom painted shoes. So I decided to post one of the Christmas ones that were inspired by her favorite Christmas ornaments she own. She didn't like her shoes to match, but rather each to be unique.

The one with Santa Claus I had change the dog of the ornament to be her dog instead. The right shoe theme was mostly of her favorite angel series of ornaments, the right shoe was her favorite Santa Claus ornaments. I have a series of shoes I've done that will be posted in the upcoming months.

I made this post a bit late, but I plan to have future ones to automatically post on Mondays in the morning. I had debated on a day, but considering Sundays tend to be my catch up day. I figure it be good way to insure future blogposts to be regular.

Other view of the shoes below. Enjoy

Long Needed Update ~ Christmas Elf

I've been meaning to update for a long time and hadn't. Been busy, thinking, designing, and hoping. I decided I'll try to be more regular with a weekly update. Some of the posts will be old content that haven't been seen/featured here yet. So, hope you'll enjoy the regular updates.

I've updated the old blog posts to feature with Pinterest. I will update other blogs once this one is regular. I want to get ahead on posts before I feature RPG stories I've done in the past.

This one will begin with a Mischief Challenge to make yourself an elf. I used only the Mischief program as I created this. It was fun and a good way to get used to the program controls and customization. The tag for it is #mischiefelfie. As a reminder to all a do have a twitter account that I'll try to use more regularly as well. I also have an account with the Mischief website that you can see this piece at.

Late Merry Christmas to everyone and a Happy New Year!

Call of Cthulhu Arrives

Finally have the blog is up and ready for you all to enjoy. As I have mentioned in the past, I had a plan to bring the dice rpg's stories that I've played to be posted as a blog. I'm beginning with one that is more recent with plans to put up stories that I used to play as well.

The first being a Cthulhu game using the Call of Cthulhu game system. More information can be found in the new blog called the Raven Sorceress in the about and links area. This blog will have all the game story information of the Call of Cthulhu game I'm playing.

The image accompanying this post is of my character, Annabell Lee. Yes, Edgar Allan Poe's poem did inspire the name of my character. She's an archaeology teacher for Bates College. The setting begins in Lewiston, Maine around early March of 1940s. As the story continues you'll understand why I've named the blog the Raven Sorceress.

The updates will be bi-weekly of the story. I may post here occasional about updates there, but the best place for such updates will be my Crystallize Games blog. That blog will let you know when the story blogs, such as the Raven Sorceress, has updates. It will also contain extras such as extra art, outside story of game, and other similar things. This will make the story easy to keep track of, for it will not have extraneous updates. So the game blogs will be story only, while the Crystallize one will have any extra news about the blogs. Hope this all makes sense. It currently seems like a good plan, but I'm quite glad to hear other's inputs on this if there is a better way or if I need to clarify anything. Otherwise enjoy the story and art at the Raven Sorceress, the first of my game story blogs.