I have several but the one I’m loving at the moment is Libby. It’s the library app that helps you checkout digital books from libraries within the US and Canada. All you need is a valid library card and you’re set. I listen to tons of audio books while I drive from gig to gig and this app is free, easy, and fantastic. Yes, I could use Kindle or Audible, and I have, but they charge a fee. Ok yes, I do have to place books on hold sometimes especially the new releases but then it’s like Christmas when I get a ping and one of my holds is ready to download.
The other app that goes hand in hand with Libby is Goodreads. It is a free service for book tracking, recommendations and reviews. I listen to so many books I don’t always remember the titles so this app helps me keep track of what I’ve read and what is next in the series. I also, get to see what my friends are reading and what they reccomend.
Jeremy Biggers is a Dallas-based artist. He attended Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts where he primarily focused on expression through graphite and charcoal drawing. During his college years he cultivated his love for painting and photography, and they’ve since cemented themselves into his everyday life. Biggers' work is shaped by experiences that inform his view of the world. His goal with each piece is to inspire conversation. Many murals you find around DFW are his and in February, Jeremy collaborated with Fossil to design a new watch for Black History month. To find out more go to his website and follow him on Instagram
I’m was listening to “The Spiritual Artist” podcast the other day. In episode 17 Chris Miller was interviewing Artist Jackie Fuch and she was speaking directly to me.
Right at about the 22 minute mark is says….. When an artist says, “Oh, I’m struggling”, that’s not abundance, that’s lack. We always have a choice. Am I living in lack or am I living in abundance?
Am I a fountain in the world or am I a drain?
Wow, just wow.
She goes on talking about manifestation and how quickly what she puts out there comes to her. I was just wondering what my next blog post was going to be about when I started listening to this podcast. TaDa!
Kris Hundt has been my go-to photographer for more than 20 years. She's personable and professional. Happy to be a reference for her and her work.
Kelly Kitchens PR
It was fun🤩 great time. Wonderful and vast assortment of supplies. I loved 😍😍😍 it!!! Would do it again.
(referring to the card making Adult Art Party)
kayseyeonlife
Kris Hundt is absolutely the BEST. Love her
Mark Menza of Menza Music
Kris Hundt makes the most delightful tags, cards and whimsies! Most are upcycled, recycled, eclectic fun that you will fall in love with! She also has some amazing acrylic pour art tiles, alcohol ink jewelry, graphic downloads and she is an excellent photographer and dog sitter extraordinaire / entrepreneur and you know what else - she's a damn good human! The holidays are coming but you won't even need that excuse to buy up her cuteness at great prices! Support small business and local artists! Thank you Kris Hundt for your uniqueness and your many art forms...and mostly for being you!
Nancy Robbins
She really is a wonderful instructor, and we're lucky to have her.
Makers Connect
Thank you for taking our pictures. That is the first time I had my picture taken and enjoyed it. I am not photogenic and I think the pictures turned out great! You did a fabulous job.
Valda Dracopoulos
I love this print! Easily downloaded. Make more art please!
dryink
I wanted you to know my publisher was very pleased with the photos. So thank you very much. He said they exceeded his expectations.
Elizabeth Rentz
GREAT FUN! Loved it! Kris Hundt is a fabulous, prepared and organized instructor and boy did we laugh! ♥️🙌🎄
Nancy Robbins
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