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Hello! Second off, speaking of Instagram, I completed a challenge where I posted every day for a month on my Instagram @lilpotteryy. It was honestly not that hard––but 30,000 people started and only a few hundred finished. I wish a few hundred less finished, because we all split a prize pool 🤪 but nonetheless it provided insight on how valuable consistency is. I gained followers and views, sure, but the main lesson was that if most people fall off after a month, imagine how powerful it is to stick with something daily for years and years.
Things I’m working on this month: eye contact, ankle mobility, eat more veggies Feel free to write back with what you’re working on lol Thanks for reading! Liliana |
This newsletter is for people who are open to utilizing spiritual concepts and knowledge to live their most creative and fulfilling lives. I share everything and don't hold back, writing from the perspective of a full-time ceramic artist and person getting better every day.
Hello loved ones and kind strangers! 💖 So, a few updates and thoughts: 1. I have art in my first exhibition in Atlanta! It is at the Avondale Arts Alliance. Here is a picture from the opening night: My pieces will be there until the Closing Reception: February 21, 6PM-9PM. Here is a link to all the pieces in the show! 2. I have art in another show happening this Friday, a Valentine’s-themed show, so I’m really excited to check out the whole swanky exhibition then! Here is a link to the show....
Hello friends and citizens of LIL republic! It has been like a month since my last newsletter, and for that I apologize – I did a lot of resting (and getting the flu) and traveling over the holidays, but now I am back in the pocket. So, updates: LOOK AT WHAT IM WORKING ON: She is the prototype/the first in a series of pieces that I throw on the wheel as a closed form, in the shape of a matryoshka/Russian nesting doll, then I sculpt with this phrase in mind: “She is creating the landscape of...
Hello hello, Hope your Tuesday is going well! It’s the time of year where, when not scrambling into or out of holiday plans, we start to reflect on the year and make goals for next year. I have a few goals for next year; one of them is to transition from selling in person to selling online. It is almost 2026, after all, and in the future Bezos and his henchmen will keep us strapped to Barcaloungers and we’ll only be able to online shop. So, as a first step, I created this online shop (also...