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Artvergnugen: Spray Ink Splash at The Ink Pad Photos

This friday I had the pleasure of teaching another Artvergnugen Workshop at The Ink Pad in New York City. Artvergnugen is an ongoing Evening Art Journaling Class – once a month I teach with a different medium or tool and it is loads of fun. This Friday it was all about:

The Dylusions and Lindy’s Stamp Gang were both equally loved- since they are different but both are very vibrant and beautiful it was fun to explore the different techniques and applications you can use them for in an art journal. I do love them both a lot – for different reasons :)

I must say I love the ongoing concept of the Artvergnugen Class at The Ink Pad – it is a good challenge for me, because I constantly have to adjust to a new medium, it is very technique based and I do have people that have been in the last class but some are new and cannot just pick up at pages from the last Artvergnugen class.

Nice ghosting here, Diane …

and yummie abstract backgrounds that are a perfect base for an art journal page – love it!

I love those girls- they all love to experiment…and get their hands messy ;)

Plus I come out every time inspired by a color combination I have to use in my next project :) Green, Yellow and Pink..oh yes!

Lot’s of stencils used

and smiling faces :) – I cannot wait to see how Karen will finish up this page …

Awesome page by Cheiron picking up a page from last week and continuing with the new techniques- love it!

The next Artvergnugen class will be about: Stencil Madness on April 25. There is a waiting list for this date. The May and June dates and themes will come out soon – Artvergnugen…it is what makes your journal a piece of art :)

If you could attend an Artvergnugen class by me…which medium or tool would you like to play with? We had Stamps, Mono printing and Spray Paints so far :)

Have a gorgeous day

Nat

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whyducks

March 9, 2014 at 1:49 pm | #

Oh what lucky ladies and what beautiful work.

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Sue Clarke

March 9, 2014 at 11:47 am | #

I see the stones divided stencil which I just bought yesterday.
I would want to play with Silks and Pan Pastels. I tried one color of Silks at a crop yesterday and can’t wait to play some more with them.

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Nurse Ratchet

March 9, 2014 at 10:25 am | #

Once a month, taking a class with Nat seems like heaven on earth,to me! Have a fantabulous time ladies!!

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Photos of Taste of Collage Workshop

Collage Mixed Media New York City workshop

Julie Fei-Fan Balzer and I taught our Taste of Collage workshop yesterday at The Ink Pad in New York City.

We had an amazing group of 25 students – some coming from pretty far away and some are from the New York and New Jersey area :) In a way it reminded me a bit of our 2011 Mixed Media Circus Julie and I had organized in Germany …the room, the fun, the creativity…just not the temperature ;)

We taught our collage class alternating throughout the day with the same supplies but with our own approaches in techniques and theories to collage. We have taught with this concept before and I do enjoy it every time. It goes pretty much with our philosophy that there is no right or wrong…there is just different. Just as everyone and everyone’s taste in a class is different…embrace it – as I always say.

The other advantage of teaching with two teachers is that you can be VERY hands on with students during the class – even if the class is bigger. I love this. The personal interaction and being inspired by my students is my favorite part of a class and I had several moments where I was itching to get to my studio and play during the class (I was fair though and stayed- LOL)

Teaching with someone else means a lot of trust and respect for the other person…I am very picky about my workshops – I put a lot of thought into them and I want to make people happy and have them have just a good creative, valuable time – so it needs to be someone I know is equally minded AND well it helps of course if you have a close friend being on the same page as you :) I just love Julie – with all her teasing- LOL – and I couldn’t think of any better co-teacher – Julie, you inspire me constantly and I think we make a good team ;)

I think you can tell we had a great time – and we do hope our students had too. The collage results were amazing! Splish, Splash, Paint, Rip, Cut, Cover, “Killing Babies” and “Getting” over the Pretty…no problem for those girls! And what you cannot see in the pictures because we are good in hiding this all ;) – the heater did not work and we were sometimes shuttering our teeth and working with coats and hats on and using the heating guns as heating stations . Another thing that I admired about our students – they knew that there was nothing we all could have done about it and they just lived through it with a real NY/NJ attitude and created the heck out of their supplies :) You rock!

Thank you also to The Ink Pad for organizing and having us- you are wonderful and I am looking forward being back this Friday for more Artvergnugen :) and on June 8, 2014 for a day long class called “Acrylic Media -Demystified” . It is a class I always wanted to teach in person…here is a sneak – all details will be up the next days on The Ink Pad website and you can sign up already by calling the store.

Have a gorgeous day!

huge hugs

Nat

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Mary Beth Shaw

March 19, 2014 at 10:53 pm | #

I love that pic of you and Julie.
Looks like everyone had a really great time. Congrats :)

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Jessica Sporn

March 6, 2014 at 5:10 pm | #

I just loved the workshop. You are such a giving and supportive guide – I learned so much from you both!

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Nurse Ratchet

March 3, 2014 at 10:06 am | #

Now this class looks like it should definitely go on the road…..especially to Toronto!!

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whyducks

March 3, 2014 at 9:07 am | #

Wish I could of been there. How about you two doing an on line course together for us. x

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Sue Clarke

March 3, 2014 at 7:03 am | #

You are quite the team and the colors are hot in that art (even if you ladies weren’t)

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Seth

March 2, 2014 at 10:43 pm | #

Looks like an amazing experience Nat — for both you and Julie and all those lucky people. I see many familiar (and talented) faces in the group shot. What a great way to spend a day!

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Jackie

March 2, 2014 at 4:54 pm | #

I love to see what you and Julie do when you get together. Looks like so much fun, to bad I live on the wrong coast! Wish I could have joined you.

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Artvergnugen at The Ink Pad in NYC – March & April

Art Journal New York City

The new dates for Artvergnugen at The Ink Pad in New York City are up for March and April :

Session Three: Spray Ink Splash! – March 7th
Session Four: Stencil Madness! – April 25th

It starts the moment you sit down, an experience that is distinctly Art Journaling. A quick exhilaration, a sense of control, the art media’s surprising responsiveness as if they were simply an extension of you.

There is a word for this creative experience: Artvergnugen ! Artvergnugen is what makes your journal a piece of art.

Join Nathalie once a month and play each time with a different art medium or supply. Learn techniques, tips and tricks to take your art journaling further and turn it into Artvergnugen.

You will have to bring basic supplies – list on The Ink Pad Website – while Nathalie will bring the art medium/supply of the month for you to share. Sign up for as many of the sessions you want but be quick – space is limited.

Have an amazing day

nat

Nat

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Photos of Artvergnugen at the InkPad

Art Journal art journal techniques New York City

Last Friday was the first of my ongoing once a month evening class at The InkPad in New York City.

Every month I teach about a special medium or supply and I bring it for an ongoing Artjournal Class. This time the theme was Stamping :) So I brought my new Stampendous Stamps and showed some techniques how you can incorporate them in your artjournal. so much fun to see them in the store and to see how people liked them :) – here you see Ana having a hard time deciding…

I love the intimacy of the class- since the evening classes take in the tiny but wonderful store (the weekend class are taking place in an out-of-store location) – there is only room for 8 students. It is a wonderful way finding out what expectations of a class exist and I loved being able to talk to each one and having them show their results and talk about it.

Here is Cheiron showing her two page spread playing with different techniques – love the color combination

Diane playing with backgrounds and the stamps- especially love her silhouette outcome.

Sandra playing with the latest Whatever Photo- love the sentiment!

Robin showing her wonderful background- great base for an art journal page!

Ana with some beautiful color combinations and I love how she framed the second spread with the stamps – it looks so organic.

Karen’s wonderful spread- I love how all fits perfectly together!

Love Cheryl’s spread which totally reminds me of a Monet painting

The next session on February 20th, 2014 is about Mono printing and already full – sorry- there is a waiting list at The InkPad. If you are interested in the upcoming sessions in March and April sign up for their Newsletters so you don’t miss out to sign up.

On another note :

today is the start of fellow Stencil Girl Products Artist Jessica Sporn’s awesome Stencil Scavenger Hunt. Check it out- she posts every day this week a new design and let’s you guess which stencils by Stencil Girl Products she used.. you can win something too- so check it out ;)

Wishing you a wonderful start into the week!

hugs

Nat

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Laura Strack

February 3, 2014 at 11:44 pm | #

Looks like a great time was had at your first class. Lucky Ladies! I’m not surprised that the next one is already full either. NYC is on my bucket list so one day I will happily join in all the fun.

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kat82ren

February 3, 2014 at 4:35 pm | #

wow this look so amazing!

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scrapinsue

February 3, 2014 at 4:30 pm | #

What a fun size for a class and the work/stamping that folks did is so crisp and colorful. I especially like the texture that your new stamps give to a page.

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Jessica Sporn

February 3, 2014 at 12:36 pm | #

that class looks amazing and I see some wonderful and familiar faces there! Thanks for sharing about the scavenger hunt too!

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Caroline Duncan

February 3, 2014 at 12:17 pm | #

The class looks like it was great and everyone’s creations are just beautiful and such a variety of pages!

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New Class Series at The InkPad in NYC

Art Journal art journal techniques New York City workshop

So excited about this new series of once a month Art Journaling workshops with different topics which I will teach at The InkPad in New York City.

There is a word for this creative experience: Artvergnugen ! Artvergnugen is what makes your journal a piece of art.

Join Nathalie once a month and play each time with a different art medium or supply. Learn techniques, tips and tricks to take your art journaling further and turn it into Artvergnugen.

You will have to bring basic supplies – list below – while Nathalie will bring the art medium/supply of the month for you to share. Sign up for as many of the sessions you want but be quick – space is limited.

Session One: Stamps – January 31st
Session Two: Monoprinting – February 20th
Future Sessions to be Announced

Required Supplies:

Art Journal (your choice- I use a Ranger Dylusions Art Journal)
Acrylic Paint (3 colors, plus black & white)
Brayer
Old Credit card /or plastic card that size
Scissors
Bristle Paintbrush (1 medium flat)
Paper Plate or paint palette
Container for Water
Baby Wipes
Rag/Paper Towel
Heavy Matte (or gloss) Gel Medium – I prefer Liquitex
Gesso – I prefer Liquitex
Apron -optional
Heat Gun, extension cord, power strip – optional
Cosmetic Wedge Sponges
Favorite Stencils – optional
Magazine (fashion would be best) -optional
Black Journaling Pen
Water Mister
Whatever you feel is a must have in any of your art journal pages
Watercolor paper – just 1 or 2 sheets for trying things

Cost:

$ 45.00

The other topics and dates will be announced soon . We have planned about six in total so far :)

Have a gorgeous day

Nat

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cheiron

December 8, 2013 at 3:55 pm | #

I’m all signed up! Can’t wait for class to begin.

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- nathalie-kalbach
  
  December 9, 2013 at 4:29 pm | #
  
  I am lookking forward having you !!! :) Nat
  
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Nurse Ratchet

December 7, 2013 at 6:49 pm | #

Ahhhh…lucky New Yorkers!! Don’t think about it..SIGN UP!!! Nat is FAB!!

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Sue Clarke

December 7, 2013 at 2:35 pm | #

Oh to live in NYC! Looks like a fun ongoing time Nat.

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jenny

December 7, 2013 at 5:42 am | #

That’s great Nat
congratulations on your classes they look like so much fun

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Do More of What Makes You Happy or….The InkPad Workshop

Art Journal New York City Stencil Workshops

I taught a class called Über*Media Backgrounds at The Ink Pad in New York City. It was a bit different in format as I did this class in two parts- the first part was at the end of October and the second yesterday.

The first part was dedicated to creating with all kinds of background techniques and making your own paper for an later art journal. It was loads of fun.

We used lot’s of different media

and played a lot with my StencilGirl Product stencils

the second part was about layering and taking the backgrounds even further and of course finally using them – in this case for an art journal

I had a blast and loved the colorful creations of the girls. I also like the concept of an ongoing class – it gives you so many possibilities and is a great way for everyone to deepen the learned stuff and then take it further. And on top- I met “my girls” again . This might be something I will be doing again ;) – who knows ;)

What kind of classes do you prefer: One time and in person, on-going and in-person, online and just a short block or an ongoing online class?

Have a gorgeous day

Nat

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Jackie

November 18, 2013 at 7:27 pm | #

WOW! What fun Nat! It would be So Cool to be able to create with you- therefore I’d like an ongoing face to face! When can we schedule it for?!! LOL Wish we had somewhere around us that you could come teach at- no privately owned stamp/scrapbook stores within 75 miles from me :(
Seriously, I would prefer face to face with instructor, on-going for sure or ongoing online. Thanks for sharing with us! hugs xo

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Sue turchick

November 17, 2013 at 9:40 am | #

Definitely in person! Love connecting with everyone elses’s energy and creativity. Nice meeting you, Nathalie!

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Madeline Rains

November 15, 2013 at 10:10 pm | #

I like both online and in person. I’ve only had in person once! It was a few weeks ago in Charlotte when Julie taught there. I loved doing it live with the teacher’s inspiration right there. But there is something to be said for taking your time in your own studio, pausing when you need to and rewatching when necessary. I’d love an ongoing class.

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petyvic

November 14, 2013 at 8:33 pm | #

I prefer online classes as i can enter the classroom whenever i want to check and/or refresh forgotten details. There are so many techs, that is impossible to remember all!…Thanks for your time, Nat!

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Jean A Marmo

November 14, 2013 at 7:34 am | #

How fun!

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Sue Clarke

November 14, 2013 at 7:33 am | #

I really like in person and have never had ongoing but might like it.
That being said, online means that I can go back and look over tuts again.

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Ursula

November 14, 2013 at 7:05 am | #

Beim schmaddern bist du in deinem Element *lol* Aber die Ergbnisse gefallen selbst clean&simple Anhängern wie mir ;)) Und die Adresse von diesem “vielversprechenden” Laden ist natürlich schon gespeichert – ich muss zu ggbner Zeit ja auch irgendwo shoppen gehen ;)
LG Ursula

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Denise spillane

November 14, 2013 at 4:22 am | #

Looks like fun

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Amante del Papel

November 13, 2013 at 8:53 pm | #

awesome!!!

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Rob

November 13, 2013 at 3:59 pm | #

The classes sound great Nat. Love the concept of ongoing classes. It gives people the chance to explore what they do in the first class before moving on to the next step. I’d love to have that stamp shop near me, LOVE all of those wood mounted stamps in the background.

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Seth

November 13, 2013 at 1:23 pm | #

Looks like it was a ton of fun Nat!

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On the PATH…or NYC visits

New York City Photos

DISCLAIMER: This Blog Post contains two picture that use words that are curse words , if you have a problem with this, you might be better off looking at something else . Don’t email me to complain, don’t visit my blog anymore because I might post things like this again and for sure do not let your kids look at this !

One of the things that I really love about living in Jersey City, is that it takes me about 15-20 minutes to go to New York. I am faster in Manhattan than many people that live in NYC ;) I call Jersey City actually lovingly “Manhattan for Beginners” – I can sleep here without my heart rate going up with all the lights and noise but I am also feeling like close enough to THE city ;) Strolling through NYC is fun as you can spy so many fun people, signs, graffitis and paste ups here and there

I loved this on the pavement

and this one made me laugh a lot (because everyone including me runs around with the right arm holding the cell phone and looking at it constantly)

And they do love to tell you no-nonsense of what you get if you park at the wrong spot

or what you can find in a store

And seriously…where do you find an old lady with an old lady puppet feeding a squirrel? Edited: I received a comment by Ricky Syers: “Thank you for posting the pic of Doris Diether feeding the squirrel! Im Ricky Syers the creator of these marionettes and the original marionette squirrel feeder!!” Please check out his website

I can also now see my sweet friend Julie more often(I am so happy about being closer to her…don’t tell her ;) )…she might come soon to NJ too…she is still preparing and getting her shots and a passport …New Yorkers seem to have a hard time to leave the city, even if the drive is just 15 mins ;)

I guess I should have called this post a Stroll through the neighbor neighbor hood ;) Anyway- I hope this made you smile a bit – have a gorgeous day !

Huge hugs

Nat

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RicKy Syers

May 14, 2014 at 10:42 pm | #

Thank you for posting the pic of Doris Diether feeding the squirrel! Im Ricky Syers the creator of these marionettes and the original marionette squirrel feeder!!

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Pearl Maple

November 12, 2013 at 1:34 pm | #

Have fun with all your new adventures and exploring NYC. LoL on finding treasures like the sweet lady with her puppet feeding a squirrel! how cute are they !

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julie

November 12, 2013 at 12:41 pm | #

Love it all Nat – thanks for posting!

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Amante del Papel

November 11, 2013 at 6:32 pm | #

fabulous post! thanks Nat for showing your new city!

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Denise Spillane

November 11, 2013 at 6:20 pm | #

Oh boy, you always make me laugh but today brought tears too. I miss NY and NJ where I grew up and family still resides. I get homesick this time of year. Keep up these wonder posts.

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Denise Spillane

November 11, 2013 at 6:20 pm | #

Oh boy, you always make me laugh but today brought tears too. I miss NY and NJ where I grew up and family still resides. I get homesick this time of year. Keep up these wonder posts.

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Nurse Ratchet

November 11, 2013 at 12:08 pm | #

Fab post Nat….I love NYC!! I may have an idea what to do when I retire,now that I have seen the marionette toting, squirrel feeding gal…….

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November 11, 2013 at 9:26 am | #

:-)

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Sue Clarke

November 11, 2013 at 8:53 am | #

Of course this post make me smile Nat!
The pic of the old lady with the old lady puppet feeding the squirrel is a riot. So you really are close to NYC and Julie. Sweet. You two will be/are a good support to each other personally and as artists (making it in this big world). Love the signs. I need one of the phone signs to hang out of my car window. So many people talking and not driving safely around here.

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Laura Strack

November 11, 2013 at 8:06 am | #

Good thing about living in New York, besides your Bestie living there, too, you will never run out of things to write about and the there is always a great pic, just around the corner :)

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Peggy Beige Spaulding

November 11, 2013 at 6:29 am | #

I like seeing your postings about strolling NJ & NY. your Pics are great Being an artist and living in the rural country “MOO MOO” I do not have access to having a Big City but I do have the beauty of the country side.
Have a Happy Day! Peggy

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wilma Voermans

November 11, 2013 at 6:28 am | #

Great pictures, my dream is to visit New York one time! This way I can enjoy it already a little. And curse words here , I coudn’t find bad stuff. You should hear me when I am angry at the boys :)

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Jean A Marmo

November 11, 2013 at 6:26 am | #

Looks like a wonderful trip to the city!

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Nolene

November 11, 2013 at 4:38 am | #

Oh my goodness! How cute is the old lady photo! I adore it! Please may I use it? I’ll keep your signature in the bottom.

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Inspiration Overload or…a Day in NYC

Museum of Modern Art New York City NYC Photos

Last Wednesday I took the PATH from Jersey City where I had also a fun day on Tuesday to New York City and visited my friend Julie Fei Fan Balzer. I love spending time with her. Not only is she an amazing artist, always happy to share and help with her never-ending knowledge and input, but also as a real friend. It is just the best to hang out with her.

Every time I visit her I get struck by the beauty of her art – in real life even more awesome. These two pieces were my favorite :)

After some chatting we went to MoMA. Not before takings some elevator photos- as those are Julie’s daily routine. As you can see…this needs practice – LOL

I love MoMA and every time you go there is something new to discover. This time Julie gave me her 1 Dollar tour…which she never got- although the tour was worth more…oh well…lol- ssssshhh ;)

Cat and Bird by Paul Klee. I love the color choices

Marc Chagall

Paul Klee – I believe- awesome weaving!

Edvard Munch: The writing on the pre-study touched me – and it somehow for me belongs together with the painting

Geschrei: Ich fühlte das große Geschrei durch die Natur

Scream: I felt the big scream passing through the nature

my absolute fave by Paul Klee: Vocal Fabric of the Singer Rosa Silber

After all that we needed a little lunch break -nom nom pouched shrimps

and then we went to Rockefeller Center with a short glimpse of the tree. Here is a little tree parade – all what I saw that day in NYC:

THE tree, shortly before the lighting of the tree

awesome lego tree

Radio City Hall Tree lit on the way to Pen Station shot out of window of taxi cab

Anthropologie Tree with nice mirroring building

Speaking of Anthropologie- which is one of my most favorite inspiring stores, there is no visit to the States for me without going to Anthropologie. This time I have been in 3 locations- LOL. NYC, Montclair – NJ and Palm Beach-FL – call me obsessed ;)

These boots were calling my name- until I saw the price tag- ahem, then the voice got more into whispering mode ;) . But aren’t they just beautiful?

I want this fox – I love foxes :)

Cute

Funky bunny ornament

I would love to have those for my drawers in my craft room!

Felt Garland

From there we went back to record the Adventures in Arting: Globally Thinking Podcast .

And after some tea and a bit more chatting with Julie and her Mom Eileen, I had to go home :( SAD…..Thank you Julie for an awesome day full of inspiration! I so can’t wait to see you soon again.

What is your favorite inspirational store?

huge hugs

nat

Nat

Michelle Hernandez (@willieburgscrap)

January 26, 2013 at 1:52 am | #

I CANNOT BELIEVE we were at Rockerfeller Center at the same time on the same day!!!! The crowds were crazy so it would have been a miracle to have bumped into you. I was with my 3 year old daughter and we spent most of the time sitting on the floor in the Lego store. I don’t think I would have stopped you though- it would have been strange. But fingers crossed we’ll bump into each other on your next visit- we frequent the same places! I LOVE Anthropologie!!! There are 3 other stores in Manhattan and each does it’s own display so I often go on a “tour” just to see what the current display trends are. Last time I went they had gold dipped rubber tree leaves hanging from the ceiling- it was an amazing sight!

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Jessica

December 10, 2012 at 5:04 pm | #

I live just over the river in New Jersey! Next time you visit Julie, I’d love to see you!!

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SusanJane

December 7, 2012 at 7:58 pm | #

Actually it’s not a store at all. Free even. Clouds. Especially cirrus clouds which are those long whisky ones made out of tiny ice crystals high up. But there are so many types of clouds. Of course clouds make the best sunsets. Ever seen a sun dog? They are the small lone clouds that float all by themselves at sunset. When ever I feel awe and wonder I feel inspired. Having it be free is priceless.

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Isabel LopezDel RinconTroussel

December 7, 2012 at 7:17 pm | #

I Love, love, love NYC in December…! Did you also see the Christmas tree at the MET? It usually is amazing! If not, well, at least you went to the MOMA, another of my favorite places in that city! And also the Folk Museum, the Bronx Botanical Gardens…. Oh, and one of my inspirational stores is MOMA Design Store (as is any other museum store… Also, a couple stores in SoHo: Leekan Designs and The Enchanted Forest… not sure if they still exist… Oh! and Pearl Paint of course!!!

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mjmarmo

December 6, 2012 at 10:37 pm | #

Looks like fun!!

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Mariana Granoni

December 6, 2012 at 4:23 pm | #

Moma is my favourite museum, LOVE IT. Great photos Nathalie. I’m a huge fan of both of you. Merry Christmas! and a Very happy new year!!

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lisa

December 6, 2012 at 2:07 pm | #

Hi Nat, looks like you had fun : ) Love the fox and the bunnies : ) xx

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Mary Werner

December 6, 2012 at 2:03 pm | #

Paint your own pair of boots – I bet you and all of us would love them even more!!!!!!

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Martha Richardson

December 6, 2012 at 1:59 pm | #

I’m so glad that NYC survived after the 2 of you got together…DOUBLE TROUBLE!!!

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rains

December 6, 2012 at 1:31 pm | #

I just toured those same stores while visiting with my 12yo son in Sept! We went to Anthropologie (for me, could only afford some clearance sunglasses, but they’re purple and wonderful) and to the lego store for him. Both were sooo inspiring and I took many pictures of the displays. Also, the candy store in Rockefeller Center that has been there for decades. They make amazing paper animals in which to wrap an individual chocolate. That’s soo inspiring to me. I loved seeing your day with Julie. Thanks for sharing.

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  Oh! And MOMA! I go there every time I get to NYC and it is the most inspiring of all museums, to me.
  
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Sue Clarke

December 6, 2012 at 1:00 pm | #

Yeah, another post with my two favorite creative ladies (together)!
I love the Lego tree and the rabbit from Alice and Wonderland (the one with the spy glass).
I find inspiration while at Barnes & Noble since that is where I purchase Somerset Memories. Also at a local gift shop which has local art and awesome jewelry. It is called the Andovers Gift Shop.
Fun post Nat.

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Marit

December 6, 2012 at 11:09 am | #

Oh wow, I would love to spend a day at the MoMa… even more now that I’ve seen your photos! Gorgeous and inspiring! Thanks!

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