Two weeks ago I spent a few days with Lane & Justin Hill at the Quilt, Sew and Craft Show in Washington. I’ve been designing scrapbooking kits for their software, Memory Mixer, and have played with it a little. More time has been spent putting the art together than digging in and really working with the software.
Well I was AMAZED at all the things it could do and how quickly and easily people picked it up. I watched as they showed people who were savvy with the computer and those who weren’t all exclaim, “Wow! That’s not so bad!”
My first “art job” was designing scrapbooking papers with EK Success back in 2001. Scrapbooking was my creative outlet for years and I have bookcases of albums to prove it! But as my life evolved and I began working more-than-full-time building my business, the art of scrapbooking has fallen by the wayside.
I never would have imagined I’D say this but… there simply aren’t enough hours in the day. My creative outlet shifted to art for licensing and away from scrapbooking.
Well now I’ve come full-circle and am designing for scrapbooking again – but this time for the digital realm. And I was so excited to see just how quick and easy it could be! Even I will find the time to do this! They aren’t lying when they say you can create an album in as little as 2 minutes with a “Quick Mix”. (Their term for a pre-organized album.) Pick your Quick Mix, choose your photos and let the software do the rest.
I’m very excited to be working with this great company and product so you will be hearing more about it. For now, here are two new Christmas collections featuring my art that you can find online.
CLICK HERE to see all of my designs that are currently available online.
CLICK HERE to take a look at some of the videos and examples showing just how easy this software is.
“There’s not enough time” is no longer a valid excuse… off to give this a try!
– Tara
disclosure: Although I never recommend anything I don’t like, for the purposes of full transparency, I receive no compensation from your purchase of the software but do earn a royalty on purchases of kits featuring my art.
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