
Got my new Moo MiniCard holder in the mail today, along with Brandon’s new business cards (that I designed for him and will post here soon!). And the holder came with a MiniCard requesting a blog post about it—so here it is.
The holder is quite adorable and durable, and it makes a little click so you know that it’s closed perfectly tight (preventing accidental Moo loss). Also, the Moos slide out so smoothly and easily that it definitely adds some suaveness to the act of Moo sharing. I made a little video (below) to celebrate my new Moo Minicard holder. Click here to git ya one!
Lia Ballentine is a designer, photographer, writer, and bookmaker based in Knoxville, Tennessee. She co-owns FinestraPhoto with her husband Brandon. They have a dog named Otis and a cat named Miu-Mius. Lia loves singing, playing guitar, traveling to exotic places, and eating exotic foods (to name a few passions). She is also a Flickr addict pro user, dedicated Twitterer, and design/photo/tech junkie.
Interior design portfolio showcasing set design work for a gallery in Southfield, Michigan. Portfolio is divided into sections based on design styles, and each section begins with a narrative by the interior designer. Published through Blurb. May 2008.
My processed photo glazed on wood won an award at the Dogwood Arts Fine Arts Show. I got a juror citation! One of four winners out of more than 300+ entries from regional artists? Not bad, huh?
I’ve just released a photography coffee table book with images from my most recent trip to Nice, Paris, and Monte Carlo. The photos were taken during the week of November 3-10, and the book is simply a record of the people and places that I visited. The book is for sale online through my Blurb […]
Wow! Flickr now shares videos! What a week. On April 9, Flickr announced and started its video sharing program. So where do you start? Flickr has a great FAQ page set up with quick instructions and explanations about the new service.
Punxsutawney Phil said that we would have six more weeks left of winter. Humbug. Today felt like spring. Even the showers reminded me of April. In fact, it was so warm (mid to upper 60s) that I pulled out my pair of red flats and wore them.
It’s funny what a pair of shoes can do. […]