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I love this promo video for Scottish designer and Shape What’s To Come Traveling Journal contributor, Judy Clark. It shows the design process within her studio.
For more on Judy Clark, visit her Shape What’s To Come Traveling Journal and JudyRClark.com.
(video source: Judy Clark)
Scottish designer, Judy Clark completed a Traveling Journal for the Shape What’s To Come community. Her designs are wild and feminine, mixing Harris Tweed and peacock feather with princess skirts and structured jackets.
Look at Judy’s journal and check back this week for more looks at her work and inside her studio.
Here is a look inside the design studio of Judy Clark, Scottish designer and Shape What’s To Come Traveling Journal contributor. Here is some of the inspiration she uses to combine the luxurious, handwoven Harris Tweed with hand-dyed Nepali silks to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind clothing.
For more on Judy Clark and her designs, visit her SWTC Traveling Journal and JudyRClark.com.
(Photo Source: Judy Clark)
“By embracing challenges as opportunities for making an impact in our respective communities, we can all contribute to creating a healthier future.”
-Sarah Elizabeth Ippel
Sarah Elizabeth is the Founder and Executive Director of the Academy for Global Citizenship- a public school on the underserved Southwest side of Chicago where students are empowered to become active world citizens. Visit her SWTC Traveling Journal and posts about her here all week.
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“Even everyday choices can align you with the sorts of things you believe in…all these little things add up.”
-Pam Deluco
Explore the Shape What’s To Come traveling journals.
“Our goal is to empower others to create positive change. If we each take one simple step forward, together we can create a better future for generations to come.”
-Sarah Elizabeth Ippel
Sarah Elizabeth is the Founder and Executive Director of the Academy for Global Citizenship- a public school on the underserved Southwest side of Chicago where students are empowered to become active world citizens. Visit her SWTC Traveling Journal and posts about her here all week.
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Sarah Elizabeth Ippel is the Founder and Executive Director of the Academy for Global Citizenship- a public school on the underserved Southwest side of Chicago where students are empowered to become active world citizens. AGC engages the whole child in an enriching educational community, focused on fostering academic excellence, international awareness and environmental stewardship.
The students at AGC are taught to take care of the Earth as well as their bodies. Only organic food is served, vegetables are grown in the schoolyard and yoga is held every morning to start the day. The students were even involved in a project to design a renewable energy generating playground as the school plans to raise funds to build a net positive energy facility.
Not only are the children receiving an exceptional education, but the Academy for Global Citizenship is inspiring the way society educates our future by creating replicable model for incorporating health, nutrition and environmental sustainability in all of our nation’s schools.
“One day we will become the leaders of the country too and teach kids to be the best they can be like we learned at the Academy for Global Citizenship.”
-AGC Student
Visit Sarah Elizabeth’s Traveling Journal and check back for more information and inspiration throughout the week.
Elaine Murphy’s advice to aspiring writers:
“Just write! That simple. Even if you think you have a “block” and nothing good is coming. If what you’re writing is rubbish and diary-like. At least you are still writing.”
Elaine wrote her first play, Little Gems, while working part time at Planned Parenthood. Her play has received international acclaim Visit her SWTC Traveling Journal here and this week’s posts about her here.
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Elaine Murphy has finished her second play and is currently writing a novel. Elaine’s play, Little Gems, has toured Ireland twice, just returned from an Australian tour, has a South African version being performed and is currently being translated into Hebrew.
Visit Elaine’s Traveling Journal here.
{photo source: Little Gems in Australia}
