My lovely ladies: pictures and video from the Wedding Hive show

We are lucky at the Wedding Hive to be able to collaborate with many talented local artists.  During our most recent show (February 25th) we had both a videographer, and a photographer to capture every moment.  A big thank you to Jeff Evrard and Maura Coleman-Murray for documenting an event that flew by all too quickly.

Some of the photos of my lovely models, Jamie, Erin, and Jeanee:

 

 

Thanks girls for donating your time, and patience, I hope it was a lot of fun!  To view the complete set of photos please visit Jeff Evrard's Flickr (please give full credit to photographer).

The Wedding Hive was also sought out by Maura Coleman-Murray of Creative Video.  A creative soul looking to interact with other artists Maura collaborated with the Hive and created a video montage from the show including all the vendors, and amazing footage from the runway.  As an amateur video editor myself I am in awe of Maura's abilities:

Maura mainly does videography for weddings in HD and also in a Super 8 style, which is a fun and quirky twist on the traditional wedding video.  Please find more of her beautiful work on her Vimeo site and Website.

Hope you have a happy Saturday lovelies, I'm working at bon bon atelier today, so come visit me and buy some pretties!

First Friday Art Walk: Genevieve Flynn and Scarlett Garnet

This past weekend was busy for certain, but one of the highlights was February First Friday.  In spite of the bitter cold and freshly fallen snow, Matt and I decided to brave the elements to support a few friends with open studios.  Thanks to both Genevieve Flynn, and Garnet Baker for hosting us.  There's nothing I enjoy more than hanging with you girls and enjoying your lovely artwork!

Scarlett Garnet Studios

Crown by Genevieve Flynn.  Such a lovely and whimsical piece!

"The Last Supper" with Garnet as you know who.  This photo was completely unstaged, but turned out perfectly!

 

 

Frog rings.  Now that's what I call jewelry. 

Lately this blog has become less about what I'm making and more about what I'm doing.  It's tough to strike a balance between all the different things I'm working on, but I'm loving every minute of it, including collaborating with some of the best talent in Kansas City.