Everyone, meet Helena Butters of Sweeter CPA, your new best friend at tax time, and sponsor here at Cargoh. 

If you are one of my dear designers that struggle during tax time, juggling the numbers that get thrown at you every April, do we have an amazing solution for you.  Helena is the top notch CPA to the world of independent creatives and will help you organize your expenses so you get the most out of your return.

You should get in touch with her to get a great plan started for next years tax season and get the most out what you work so hard for all year.  Let Helena make your accounting books look like a piece of art, while you continue doing what you do you best. Creating!

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Wow, don't you just love her illustration and design work?  I had the pleasure of meeting this tiny little east coaster on trip she recently made to San Francisco.  We had a great afternoon together talking about life, design, family & friends while wandering through an eclectic book store, and enjoying a sunny patio.  This girl is full of inspiration, creativity and heart, and we just love her!

Thanks Meeralee for sharing your creative journey with us!  If you need any custom, one of kind work done whether it's wedding invites or a design for a tattoo, this is girl to go to.  She will walk you through the whole process.

Make sure to visit her site and blog for her latest work!  Stop by her...

The Silver Pen began as a way for Hollye to document the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual and oftentimes hilarious journey through, with, over and around breast cancer.  One year later she's still in recovery but now on a journey to find Silver Linings in all aspects of life. Her blog covers fashion, home design, health, family and of course finding those Silver Linings!

Thanks so much for sharing your collection with us Hollye! 

For those of you that know Hollye already, I bet your lives are richer for it! For those of you that don't, click here! You won't be sorry! Her...

The FACETURE Process

"First the mould of the object is hand-made by scoring and cutting a sheet of 0.5mm plastic sheet. This sheet is then folded, cut and taped into the overall shape of the product that is to be cast. The mould's final shape, and strength, is dictated by which triangular facets I pop in and out. I do this each time I ready the mould for the next object, meaning that no two castings are the same. I then mix a water-based casting resin that is cast in the mould where it sets solid."...