Intro
Welcome to Saturday Nite Special #20!
If you're new here, kick off your shoes and join in! The theme is always a DIY themed anything goes, so feel free to post your project, past or present that you're proud of so we can clap along with you!
Party starts at Fri night and ends Sunday 11pm, so you have all weekend to join.
Party starts at Fri night and ends Sunday 11pm, so you have all weekend to join.
I LOVE to highlight inspiring posts during the event on the sidebar, so make sure you check in several times over the weekend. You may be next. :)
I'd personally love to hang out hovering over her shoulder while she creates to see what's all involved. I think the images are spectacular. Talk about an amazing DIY project...
Christine does indeed have an Etsy store displaying her fabulous prints for sale, so take a peek inside to see different designs, price points and sizes!
So let's have a giveaway already!
I'm sooo excited for you! Christine has a special one click page all set up on her blog, giving you a choice of 10 selected prints as a giveaway this weekend! TEN! The giveaway is valued at $30 and will be shipped right to you!
I have no idea how you'll pick which one. I wish you luck! Don't forget to offer up some comment love to Christine for her generosity. :)
This Weekend's Feature
For those of you that are new, I'd love to introduce to you,
Christine from Jaz Creations!
Christine has a specialty that is ultra unique in every sence of the word. She creates...
... amazing images...
... in a digital format...
... called fractal art. Aren't they cool?!?
What is fractal art?
From Christine's blog -
"Fractal art is created on a computer using specialized mathematical formulas. Every element of my work – shape, color, texture, and lighting – is controlled by these mathematical formulas, and I, in turn, control the formulas by manipulating their parameters. Each image is a collage of many layers that are merged together to create the final work."
I'd personally love to hang out hovering over her shoulder while she creates to see what's all involved. I think the images are spectacular. Talk about an amazing DIY project...
Christine does indeed have an Etsy store displaying her fabulous prints for sale, so take a peek inside to see different designs, price points and sizes!
So let's have a giveaway already!
Aren't they pretty?!?
Wow.
I'm sooo excited for you! Christine has a special one click page all set up on her blog, giving you a choice of 10 selected prints as a giveaway this weekend! TEN! The giveaway is valued at $30 and will be shipped right to you!
I have no idea how you'll pick which one. I wish you luck! Don't forget to offer up some comment love to Christine for her generosity. :)
How to enter the giveaway:
1. Visit Christine's blog post HERE, and choose which item you'd like if you won.
2. Come back here to the comments and...
- let me know the name of the print you'd like if you won (mandatory to win)
- your email if it's not on your profile nor blog (mandatory to win)
This draw is open to all! No SNS DIY entry required to sign up! The winner will be chosen by random.org.
This draw is open to all! No SNS DIY entry required to sign up! The winner will be chosen by random.org.
Want more chances?
Blog, Tweet or Facebook about this giveaway to get up to 4 entries total!
(just add a new comment for each one)
Blah blah rules for the SNS linkup:
1. Please link up your intended post, NOT your blog. (post, then click on title of your post, cut and paste that url)
2. Please put a link in your post that leads back to the party so others can see what's up! (scroll button on sidebar if you wish)
3. I've allowed 75 characters in the link title area, so go ahead and tell us you blog name AND project description. Go ahead. There's room. :)
3. I've allowed 75 characters in the link title area, so go ahead and tell us you blog name AND project description. Go ahead. There's room. :)
*4. This party is geared for *DIY type projects we can all attempt to make ourselves. Items for sale may be linked up IF your entry is posted on your blog and in tutorial style (unless making the item is self explanatory).
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