$150 Logo Design Special

Please see my pricing list for original design prices.
I require $50 deposit to begin all design work.
Please contact me to make an enquiry or book a design job.

Share The Love!

Help out small business owners on facebook :)
 
Since Facebook imposes page administrators to pay to promote their pages, only 10% of fans receive updates on their wall page as a result!

My small business has had a drastic change due to facebook's new timeline! 

To keep on RECEIVING POSTS from my page you have to CLICK ON MY PAGE:
http://www.facebook.com/kirkyskreations

Hover the mouse on the "Like" button near the top right corner until the drop down window appears & click on "ADD TO INTEREST LISTS".
Also make sure Show in Newsfeed is ticked too.

Doing so will assure that you continue getting posts from my page and others you love.

Approximately only 16 out of 100 fans actually sees my updates.

 
Other things you can do to help support small business owners on facebook is to:

Like any posts or comment on images & updates where you can as this helps them to been seen by others in their news feed and contribute to images going viral and more people visiting their page.

Like, share & interact with everyone as much as possible!


Feel free to share this post on facebook to help get the word out:
 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152192556365554&set=a.10150573721850554.667210.21795210553&type=1&theater

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The difference between a paid & a non paid for posts:

 This was a paid post

These were non paid for posts

-----------------------------------------------------------

 Other Shared Posts: 

Ceramic Jewellery Giveaway

To celebrate reaching over 1000 Facebook Fans I am running this competition for my fans to win one of 4 porcelain jewellery prizes.

The PRIZES ARE:  
1 Porcelain necklace and matching earrings +
3 other porcelain necklaces to also be given away.

RULES OF ENTRY

Use the 'Rafflecopter' widget below or use our facebook giveaway tab to enter.
All you have to be is a fan of our facebook page to enter! You can become a fan below if you are not already. :)

Complete the extra steps to gain up to 3 additional entries into the competition!

Tell your friends to enter also!  

Competition closes and will be announced : When at least 50 people have entered

Results are randomly selected and powered by Random.org 

NOTE: Please don't leave your entries on our facebook page wall, facebook doesn't like competitions run this way so they will have to be deleted. We use Rafflecopter to judge the winners of our competitions.
No information will be shared with any 3rd parties as a result of entering this giveaway. :)

a Rafflecopter giveaway  
 

Good Luck!

Current Items @ Etsy

Design Pricing List - May 2012

Kirky's Kreations - Design Pricing List - May 2012

The Blue Room Exhibition - Photos

Here are the photos taken on Saturday 7th May at our Tafe Exhibition and Mothers Day Market.

For information about doing courses through the Gymea Tafe Ceramics Design Studio visit:

http://www.sit.nsw.edu.au/ceramics/gymea/?Media_Index_ID=1132

MY BLUE ROOM EXHIBITION & MARKET DAY PICS

---------------------

MORE PICS OF THE DAY FROM ROBYNE JAY :

Ceramics

Thought I better write a little blog about my other little creative venture - CERAMICS!

We are having an exhibition tomorrow at TAFE and a  Mothers Day market too.

DETAILS: The Blue Room Exhibition

I just finished wrapping and putting these small inexpensive ceramic gifts together.  :)
Included are bowls, tealight candle holders, oil burners, bunny ornament and vase which will have flowers in it on the day and dish for business card.

Here are my pieces that were chosen for the 'Blue Room' exhibition :

 Will post more exhibition photos after the actual exhibition is on.. Don't want to spoil the fun ;)

Here are all the pieces I worked on in first term this year at TAFE .


They all had to be blue in first term 2011 :

Small wheel and hand built pieces:

Photos of the little painting I did on 'The Mermaid & The Dugong' Vase:

Two Sides of Mermaid &  Dugong Vase:

Other things I have made :

Pink Rose Set - Oil Burner, Bunny &  Bowl

Personalised Pet Dish (for Roxanne)

Ready for Market:

Kirky x

Autistic Artist draws cities from memory

Artist to draw Sydney from memory

Talent discovered when he was just five

Diagnosed with autism at three-years-old

Artist Stephen Wiltshire drawing the New York landscape from memory. This week he will attempt Sydney's skyline 

Article Shared from NEWS.com.au - Weird True Freaky

AN ARTIST who can draw a city skyline after looking at it for a few minutes is set to take on Sydney.

Stephen Wiltshire will arrive in Australia this week to show off his extraordinary talent for drawing cities in intricate detail.

The 36-year-old artist, who was diagnosed with autism when he was three, hopes to produce a poster-size pen and ink drawing of the harbour city after examining its skyline for just 20 minutes.

He's already impressed many around the world with his large-scale intricate panoramas of New York and London.

Before drawing those two world-famous cities, he memorised the position and size of hundreds of buildings and landmarks while on 20-minute helicopter rides.

His four-metre long panorama of London on a curved canvas took five days to complete in 2007, with not one sneak peak at a photograph of the city for help.

Last October he followed up with a jaw-dropping 5.5 metre-long drawing of New York City, including the Empire State Building, which took just three days.

When he arrives in Australia, one of Mr Wiltshire's first stops will be Sydney Tower so he can gain a birdseye view of the skyline before getting down to work at Customs House on Tuesday.

Sitting in his tiny studio perched in a loft above his gallery on London's famous Pall Mall, the quietly spoken artist is excited about his first visit to Australia.

"I have never been there before," he said.

"I wanted to go because it's a nice, beautiful city. It's going to be amazing."

Mr Wiltshire has been invited to Sydney by Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) to mark Autism month.

His arrival was delayed by more than a week because of the recent disruption to air travel in Europe following the Icelandic volcano eruption.

While he won't decide on what exactly will be in his Sydney drawing until the last minute, he admits remembering all the detail of a city's skyline is difficult even though he makes it look relatively easy.

"I find it hard work to put in lots of information in just a few days," he said.

"Sometimes it's hard to remember because there's lots of detail.

"My favourite is New York. They have the big avenues and lots of yellow taxi cabs. The traffic is chaotic and it's full of people."

Stephen's amazing talent for drawing was discovered when he was just five years old and sketching London's double decker buses.

His family and teachers soon discovered that his art work was one of the key ways he could communicate.

By age nine he had moved on to St Paul's Cathedral, the Houses of Parliament and Tower Bridge.

His works were so good that Sir Hugh Casson of the Royal Academy described him as "the best child artist in Britain".

Then as a teenager his attention switched to American cars such as Cadillacs and Buicks before enrolling as a fine arts student at City & Guilds.

In 2006, he was awarded an MBE for services to art by Prince Charles.

Aspect's education and research executive director, Dr Trevor Clark, hopes Mr Wiltshire's talents will help raise awareness of the one in 160 Australian children with autism.

"Stephen's talent is rare, but he highlights how important it is for potential to be realised and developed from an early age and how this can help with developing independence and self expression,'' he said.

RELATED: The Stephen Wiltshire Gallery Website