armas asi
(pronounced: ar-mas ah-see)
Armas asi means ‘A Lovely Thing’ in Estonian. This is a tribute to my parents, heritage and upbringing. I was raised in a home where crayons, construction paper, and glue were never in short supply. I grew up in a home where my parents hung their own artwork, photography and paintings on the walls. Since the first marks I made on paper, I've always returned to the creative roots my parents nurtured in me.
If I think about it long enough and follow all the of choices I've made, my ventures off course, or the accidental meetings I've had, I would say armas asi was always a part of me.
This blog is my journal, tracking my progress, celebrating my successes, and stumbling over some mistakes I'm sure to make. I hope I can inspire readers to try something new, to take risks despite challenges, or even pull out those old crayons and play for a bit!
Feel free to hang out for a while!
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I am excited to announce that armas asi is now partnering with agdesigns! Ariana has been a graphic designer for over 10 years. She is the lead designer for the Artcraft Company, an engraving and specialty printer in Massachusetts. Utilizing her graphic art and fine arts experience, she works with Lil' Inker Designs, a steel die and clear stamp company helping to create a unique line marketed for the card making/scrapbooking industry.
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All the Woulda-Coulda-Shouldas
If I think about it long enough and follow all the of choices I've made, my ventures off course, or the accidental meetings I've had, I would say armas asi was always a part of me.
This blog is my journal, tracking my progress, celebrating my successes, and stumbling over some mistakes I'm sure to make. I hope I can inspire readers to try something new, to take risks despite challenges, or even pull out those old crayons and play for a bit!
Feel free to hang out for a while!
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I am excited to announce that armas asi is now partnering with agdesigns! Ariana has been a graphic designer for over 10 years. She is the lead designer for the Artcraft Company, an engraving and specialty printer in Massachusetts. Utilizing her graphic art and fine arts experience, she works with Lil' Inker Designs, a steel die and clear stamp company helping to create a unique line marketed for the card making/scrapbooking industry.
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All the Woulda-Coulda-Shouldas
Layin' in the sun,
Talkin' bout the things
They woulda-coulda-shoulda done...
But those Woulda-Coulda-Shouldas
All ran away and hid
From one little did.
-Shel Silverstein
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