Shorely Chic: Sand Impressions

I am ever so intrigued when I get across other young women entrepreneurs, especially when their stress is the beach! I ever need to recognize where they are from, and what motivated them to go out on their own and follow thier passion. You can guess how glad I was when Nicole introduced herself to me via email with this attached photo:

I am thrilled that Nicole has become a supporter of Shorely Chic and still more to enter her alone and fun artwork to all of you.

Valentine's Day is right about the box and what a better way to surprise your friends with an effect on the sand! Nicole was so sweetly to run into my curiousity andtake the metre to do these questions below regarding her job and how she got started: Q: Where did the thought come from to offer writings in the sand? A: Whenever I would see a new beach on vacation, I would save the list of the beach in the sand, take a picture of it and use that picture in the photograph album to, sort of , label where I visited. About a class and half ago, I was stressful to form out what to make my childhood friend for her wedding gift. I decided to hire some photographs of the beach where we spent most of our youthfulness and if any turned out, I was leaving to waste it up and put it. While I was at the beach, I got the thought to write my friend and her now husband's names and wedding date in the sand. I continued to build these photographs for other friend's weddings and got such great responses, that I decided to number them on Etsy. Q: What are your most popular requests? A: My most popular requests are writings with the bride and groom's name and wedding date. Some customers buy these as wedding gifts and other customers buy them to use at their own wedding. Q: What are the most creative ways you've seen people use your process? A: I alway love it when customers send me pictures showing what they did with their "Sand Impression". I Know the keep the dates that bride-to-be, Noelle, made using the JPG image that she purchased. The colours are gorgeous! (I have committed a picture of this) Q: Do you see your business development in the future, if so, how and where would wish it to get? A: I definitely see my business growth in the future. If you asked me a twelvemonth ago what I would be doing now, I never would take guessed that I would have my own business selling beach writing photographs, let alone, having success at it. I have written out a solid number of business goals that I'd like to accomplish in the following year, one of which includes getting my work into some local shops in Hermosa Beach.

Check out more of her work here: leftbeachfotos and she's on facebook! http://www.facebook.com/leftbeachfotos

Thanks, Nicole - so glad to get you :)