Posts by hazelbasil


Prezi Portfolio


Posted By on Apr 13, 2016

Earlier, I had a slight heart/panic attack when my website, came back with a “508 Resource Limit Is Reached”. Thankfully my web host Vagrant Web, came through. In the few hours my website was down,  this did push me to create a Prezi portfolio presentation as back up. Visit here, to see it. This “exercise” did force me to condense what my favorites pieces are too. Thanks adversity [I say sarcastically and...

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California Dreaming and Living


Posted By on Mar 22, 2016

My husband and I have recently moved to Los Angeles because dreams change sometimes. The last few weeks have been an amazing blur. We uprooted from family and friends and moved from just outside of Charleston, South Carolina. I would say Summerville but most people have heard of Charleston. I’ve always thought that if you basically fold the U.S. map in half, that they’re just the same location. However they are definitely...

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How to Tell a Great Story


Posted By on Nov 20, 2015

Let me first say that by nature/nurture, I am not a writer but I love a great story. However, I believe we’re all story tellers – some of us are just not that great at it (speaking only about myself). Of course, those of us who are not, can attempt to learn or try. Here are some tips from this interesting article I just read: How to Tell a Great Story from digital design agency, Extractable.  Reading this article reminded...

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  If you’re free Wednesday [October 21] and want to contribute creatively, here’s a community and unity project to remember the nine Emmanuel AME church members that passed away in June. The project is painting your own doves around the Gil Shuler “We Shall Overcome” [9 Doves] mural and the words Charleston Strong.  Painting times start Wednesday after 3:30 pm, Friday from 9 a.m....

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  I started following The Scribble Studio on Instagram a few weeks go and saw that she was having a local workshop. It was a great refresher on hand lettering. Thanks Whitney for making the stopover! Looking forward to the next classe(es) next spring.

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