Sometimes you just have to get serious about what you do, why you do it and what you want to achieve. Time moves too quickly.
This is what happening to me at the moment.
I'm getting serious: sewing like a demon, learning to create new patterns, learning about fabric and trends. I'm not holding back on what I can achieve
Business cards are done, the web site is up and running and I have been accepted into Eveleigh Artisans Market .
Spoke to a shop today regarding stocking them with my clothes. I'm sick of 'goofing off', procrastinating and holding back. Lack of confidence has been replaced with confidence and drive.
Maybe it comes with maturity- this getting serious, maybe it happens when the time is right.
I have the fire and I'm serious about it.
How how serious are you about what you do?
28 comments:
Your site is great - very professional and clean. Congrats and best of luck on your endeavors. Your work is exquisite!
Love the site. I saved it so I can do some shopping!
Not serious enough. :P
The stuff looks great. I am so excited for you---you do amazing things. :D
it all looks GOOD
Hmm. I could learn a lot from you.
You model your own stuff really well: it looks so cool. You embody your own brand already. Smells like success....
You look great in your clothing and your pictures look so professional.
Your work and style is so unlike anything I have ever seen before, you model it beautifully. You are your own Brand. I can't imagine you not succeeding. Keep it going.
You have inspired me, off to figure out what I can and or should do.
"I have the fire and I'm serious about it."
And so you should. Your work rocks the free world! :D
I am really liking how all of your pieces work together.
Okay, the term "Street Cred" is coming to mind.
Go, Don. Make it happen. Nothing gets done unless you're willing to do the doing. The hardest part is deciding that this is a priority over other aspects of your life. I think that's what so many don't have--the simply gumption to follow through. Congratulations!! You're setting an example that we should all pay attention to and emulate in our own lives. Well done.
Such exciting and original work! I wish you great success--love your site :-)
Deborah
So much energy in this post. Im all fired up.
pretty serious.
you look awesome.
seriously.
xox
Go for it, Don! You have what it takes.
The photos are gorgeous, and your seriousness of voice is embedded inside it all!
I really believe in your work*
Congratulations on this new birth, you.
Your web site looks great and really easy to navigate too. Fashion chains just sell uniforms, your work is so original you deserve to do well.
Go Don!!! Your words are so positive, the images so strong~~your confidence and success are warranted!!
Congrats Don. Looks like your motivation and dedication is really working for you. Way to go!
YIKES if you're bottling this hurdle jumping stupendousness I want me some please! Hearty, HUGE, Congrats Darling! SOoooo ecstatic for YOU ♥
Congratulations and best of luck as you continue in your newest endeavors.
This post comes at a perfect time to spur me on into seriousness, Don. Time to review my goals and make a plan and GET On WITH IT! Thanks, and good luck on your exciting new ventures. Your clothing line is stunning.
You know how I feel about your creative pursuits. You will go far.
this is great to read, you do need to get out there and be heard of!
I love your work. You are a true inspiration. Best of luck with everything you do!
Don, YES! I am sure you are right. There is no time like the present, and just like the saying we have here in the South (USA) ~ You Gotta Make Hay While the Sun Shines!
Yes I would say that since I started my blog I have become much more serious. It's about time at 40! I wascommissioned to make a wedding gown from scratch and created my own pattern for it.it was a success and it off has given me new confidence.
After being commissioned to make a wedding gown and creating the design and pattern for it, i gained new respect for myself. Having a blog has gotten me much more serious. Writing and photographing the process are invaluable.
Your work is fascinating!
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