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PaperHaus Magazine is looking for submissions for their Summer 2013 issue.
Due Date: May 1, 2013
Here’s the details:
THE MIXED MEDIA ISSUE
DUE DATE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS MAY1ST 2013
We are accepting Layouts, Cards, Altered Projects, Mini Albums & Mixed Media in the following themes:
- SUMMER FUN
- VACATION
- CAMPING
- MIXED MEDIA
- JOURNALS
- MINI ALBUMS
- FAMILY
- BEACH
- THANK YOU CARDS
- HAPPY BIRTHDAY
- INDEPENDENCE DAY
- PARENTS
Please note, you must send the following information with your submission:
- Send your first and last name, email address, blog or website information.
- All projects have to be minimum 1500×1500 pixels in size.
- Please include the title of the project as well as a complete supply list.
- Photos must be clear, unobstructed and well lighted. Please include 1 complete project shot as well as 2-3 detail shots of your project. Neutral or white background is preferred.
- In the subject line please include your name and the call you are submitting for consideration. (Ex: Frank Garcia, Paper Hues)
- Send a short description of the project (what inspired you, any tips or techniques you might want to share).
- PLEASE DO NOT include watermarks. We will have your name under your projects. Your blog will be listed at the end of the magazine.
- Step-by-Step tutorials must have clear and visible images, with steps for every image.
- If selected for publishing we will contact you in advance with further details.
Call for Art: Maya Road
27 Wednesday Mar 2013
Posted in Art and Crafting, DIY & Crafting, Mixed Media, Scrapbooking, Uncategorized
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Maya Road is a well known company in the crafting world that was formed to fill a need for affordable and unique products in the scrapbooking market. They currently have a Guest Designer Call for art and I think you should send in your submissions!
Here’s some background on the company:
For The Journey Of A Lifetime
“Maya Road was born in 2003. My sister and I were spending the weekend together, and we went shopping for all of the latest scrapbooking supplies. As we browsed the aisles, we were frustrated by how difficult it was to find unique scrapbooking products and how expensive products were. We started chatting about products we wanted to see, and we brainstormed how we could combine our business knowledge and design skills to produce the unique products for scrapbooking. Thus, Maya Road was formed.
At first, we made limited quantities of these products available to other scrapbooking enthusiasts on eBay and through our individual websites. After much soul-searching, we decided to launch Maya Road nationally with 38 unique products at HIA 2004. Since then we have added over 600 new products to our line including fun lines such as our chipboard collections, sheers, ribbons, fibers and much more!
Maya Road was founded on a belief in each person’s creative ability and on the commitment to making high quality scrapbooking products available and affordable to everyone. We believe that scrapbooking and memory keeping should be an everyday event available to everyone.
We provide free ideas cards in stores, as well as free downloadable support information on our website. Our signature products are carried in over 1000 scrapbooking stores in the US, Australia, Canada, the UK and beyond.”
Here are the details on the Guest Designer Call:
Did you see that each designer picked will receive a maya road product pack worth at least $60 retail to design with? WOW!!!
Submissions are going to be accepted until the end of the day on April 16th, 2013 so get crafting!
Good luck!
xo,
Christine Barker
Call For Art: Mail Art Show at Madame ZuZu’s
13 Wednesday Mar 2013
Posted in DIY & Crafting, Mixed Media
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billy corgan, Call for art, chinoise, fine art, highland park, linda crispell, madame zuzu's, mail art, paris, ravinia, tea, tea house
Hello Artists!
I’ve just found out about a fun Mail Art Show and couldn’t wait to share it with you. My Facebook friend, Linda Summerfield Crispell, is curating a mail art show for Billy Corgan at Madame ZuZu’s, at the former Post Office in the Ravinia neighborhood of Highland Park, Illinois. Billy Corgan is best known for his band, The Smashing Pumpkins, and he has also been a producer, lyricist, writer, professional wrestling promoter, and poet.
Madame ZuZu’s teashop is designed to serve as a social hub for the community, blending tea drinkers with the arts. Drawing from Billy Corgan’s love of music from the 30’s, Madame ZuZu’s is a Chinoise inspired teahouse found in Paris during this period.
“I’m a tea guy and living in Highland Park since 2003, I’ve always wanted to open a salon like this for everyone to enjoy,” describes Corgan. “This is a place with no age boundaries. We hope to attract everyone from young students to seniors. With a blend of music, photo galleries, art displays and speakers, I think Madame ZuZu’s offers something for everyone.”
Tres Chic!
Please send your decorated envelopes to:
Madame ZuZu’s
582 Roger Williams Ave
Highland Park, IL 60035
- The deadline for accepting pieces is May 25, 2013.
- The show will be up for two weeks in June.
- Envelopes should be standard business size#10.
- Envelopes will not be returned.
Please share this with your friends!
xo,
Christine Barker
Call for Art: UPPERCASE
03 Sunday Mar 2013
Posted in Art and Crafting, DIY & Crafting, Uncategorized
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anonymous, art, art magazine, artist, assemblage, assemble, Call for art, collage call, craft, crafting magazine, creative and curious, creative projects, fine art, gems, glue collage, handsome ransom, minerals, ransom-style note, rocks, UPPERCASE, uppercase magazine
I recently came across an incredible magazine called UPPERCASE. I’m waiting on my first issue and can’t wait to be inspired by this publication that is “for the creative and curious”.
I found out about several calls for art for some of their special book series’. UPPERCASE is currently looking for some assemblage artists working in three dimensions for inclusion in their summer issue. Portfolio’s can be submitted here.
But wait, there’s more! This is what their email says:
“If you missed the collage call, there’s a brand new project open to all:
The Handsome Ransom Project
A note comprised of pieced-together found letters sent anonymously through the post usually signals some nefarious deeds, but in The Handsome Ransom Project we’re asking our readers to put their scissor skills and compositional prowess to good use. An observation, a motivational message, a creative and curious statement… send us your ransom-style note in the mail and we will publish the best in the summer issue and online. Submissions must be received through the mail (no digital submissions on this one!) by April 30. Include your name and email on the back of your note or send it anonymously if you prefer.
Issue 19
Looking ahead to our fall issue, we’re on the hunt for creative projects using or inspired by rocks, gems and minerals. Submit your links!”
What do you have to lose? Get on it!
xoxo,
Christine Barker
Scarlet Calliope 
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