Wow! Another school year is coming to a close and, as any teacher can tell you, it’s an incredibly busy time of year. I really haven’t had much time to check in on the blog, but I did take a peek this weekend and was floored to see my infant blog with 10 to 20 views per day had skyrocketed to 2000-3000 views per day virtually overnight!
I was a little shell-shocked, especially since I haven’t had much time to tend to this blog or even link my social media pages (breaking a cardinal rule of blogging). I figured I should at least link to the few social media pages that I currently have out there and feel free to follow if you find any of my blog posts helpful and insightful.
Oh . . . and to all of you who have helped my blog go from zero to sixty overnight, thanks so much for reading and I really hope that you’ll get some good use out of the information I put on this blog.
Artsy Dork on Youtube
I started this youtube page a while back as a place to house video tutorials I would create for my classes. You’ll find everything on there from photography tutorials, to making a bird out of Model Magic. Some of my older videos aren’t the best quality, but they’ve improved over time. I’m hoping to actually create some more “professional” videos in the near future as well.
If you are interested in art, crafts, Photoshop, photography, etc. you might find some useful tutorials on my page. Feel free to also leave me a message of any tutorials you might want to see that I don’t yet have up.
Artsy Dork on Pinterest
First of all, I am addicted to Pinterest. My personal page has over 10,0000 pins. It gets to a point that I would never have the time to actually go back and look at each one of them. That said, I look at Pinterest as a way to create your own customized resource for all of the subjects in which you are most interested.
My Artsy Dork Pinterest page is rather new but, like this blog, it’s focused on teaching tips, design, and art. So basically, it’s a one-stop-shop for resources, inspiration, and tutorials. Feel free to follow if that sounds interesting to you.
So finally, thanks again for reading this blog. It’s my little side project that can sometimes get a bit neglected, but I love sharing my ideas, struggles, and experiences with others so I hope you will continue to check in for more.