Rejection stings. It’s a necessary evil that every artist must develop a deep, complex relationship with. Sometimes we’re happy to be rejected. Other times it hurts enough to make you want to close your shop door and question whether or not there is even a place for you in the craft. When I started Women of... Continue Reading →
I had the honor of photographing the Charleston Woodworking School Class of 2019 student projects earlier this summer. Congratulations to the students on their beautiful accomplishments! Here are a few of my favorites pieces.
Join Joseph and me for one of our exciting woodworking or marketing workshops at the Charleston Woodworking School this spring! Classes include: -Intro to Woodworking Handtools - Saturday, April 27 or May 11 -"Telling Your Story" Marketing Workshop for Creatives - Tuesday, May 21 Learn more about the classes and sign up here.
Thank you to Feedspot for including Women of Woodworking in their Top 5 Female Woodworking Blogs, Websites & Newsletters in 2019! The support is greatly appreciated. Check out Feedspot's Top 5 list here.
Peggy White's determination shows in her work as a luthier. Her crisp, modern designs seamlessly balance their contrast of the rich depths of the wood grain. Guitar building is an exacting task. However, simply getting in the shop was Peggy's toughest challenge, the rest is just music. Peggy first wanted to take woodworking as a... Continue Reading →
