Play along in the comments with your own pursuits if you'd like. (That's where I cheer you on.)
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This week, I •Shot 172 photographs from car. (I wasn't driving.)
•Created iPad and iPhone cases for 13 of my images in my zazzle store. These are pretty rad. I'm working through the rest of my gallery.
•Tweeted link to iPhone and iPad cases with free shipping offer:
Free shipping on iPhone & iPad cases until November 30, 2010 at 11:59 pm PT.
Use code: NEWZAZZCASES
•Made horizontal and vertical iPad and iPhone templates to simplify their creation in the future.
•Blogged Binder Sale:
Get $9 Off Custom Avery Binders from Rocklawn Arts.
Use code: AVERYCUSTOM1
Offer is valid until December 31, 2010 at 11:59pm PT.
•Submitted links/products to 6 lenses/blogs/directory.
•Added column to online sales file for clarity since items can have earnings and referral bonuses. Also separated out my first account from my main one so I can track totals without extra math. Spreadsheet tabs FTW. :)
•Worked on new lens. Wrote intro for it, and created draft version in squidoo. Made small edits to existing squidoo lens.
•Added link voting plexos to my squidoo lenses.
•Zblogged, tweeted, FB'd Double Arch folder link.
•Listened to GoingPro podcast #15, #16, #17.
•Watched "Boosting The Sky In Your Landscape Images" and "Using Layer Styles and Smart Objects" photoshop tutorials.
•Read The $100,000 Circle ebook.
•Drew and scanned 1 sketch.
•Tweeted, FB'd, blogged, zblogged, emailed some folks about 1 day 50% off free shipping sale.
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How are your pursuits going?
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Come on, if you were a real artist you would have shot those photos while you were driving! J/K. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou're right. The POV shots of my car diving off a cliff would make for an EPIC memorial exhibit! ;)
ReplyDeleteActually, it's pretty challenging getting the shots I want even when I'm giving it my full attention. There's very little (often no) room for hesitation.