Hi all,
Well, I must say 'Paper Cut' looked great, and really showed your work to it's full potential. We (your tutors) were all very proud of you. Well done, everyone! I understand sales were slow this year, but it's to be expected in a recession such as this. People are being very cautious with their discretionary spending - please be assured that it's not about the work, which was at a high standard. Having said that, I know some sales were made, which is encouraging. I've always said, when the times get tough, it's time to get creative - in the full sense of the word. Think about the barter system when you can, use internet platforms like blogger and Facebook (or weebly, or other free platforms) to help you establish your on line presence, and don't give up if this is your passion! Everyone I know who has 'made it' in the arts has been persistent. They never gave up, even in tough times. You are always welcome back to the blog, to network, leave comments, or make use of the information via my 'links'.
It's been an absolute pleasure working with all of you, and I also want to express my gratitude for your kind parting gift. That was very thoughtful of you all.
Congratulations for completing your studies at Ballyfermot College's Higher National Diploma in Fibre art! All the best for your future pursuits, wherever they may take you. See you at graduation, and do keep in touch!
Great news today about the Ferocious Mingle market. I'm really looking forward to making pieces for the market but also to the sale day and selling them. I'm a huge fan of markets.
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