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My Etsy Art One Year on!





A Darker Shade of Magic
Hello🌞 Sunnies !
In today's post I am just sharing with you all a few pics of what I do when I am not reading or working at the library! It will be one year in January! Time flies...
It all started with one set of wooden letters that read 'READ'. I wanted to decorate my own bookshelves. So I painted either book covers or bookish quotes on them and it didn't take me long to realize you all love them too. Most of my orders are custom made, everyone one wants their own favorite book (understandably so). Here area  few I have made so far Shop Link:

My ALL time favorite: Immortal Reign by Morgan Rhodes 
Harry Potter letter's take the longest!
The best sellers to date: Sarah J Maas book covers on mini's or regular size letters










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  1. SofíaDecember 21, 2017 at 2:55 PM

    You are a great artist! I think your capacity for imagination is impressive! I swear that I would never have thought of something like that! You're soo talented! I hope to one day have one of your creations with my favorite books!

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    1. glimpsesofmeDecember 22, 2017 at 6:53 PM

      Awwwww! Thank you. That is very very kind of you

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  2. AshfaJanuary 4, 2018 at 10:41 AM

    Your work is gorgeous!! Love the Harry Potter one.
    I entered your giveaway on Instagram as @bookish_ash

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