The other night as we were prepared for bed, our youngest asked, "Where's Dad?" She looked very concerned when I told her that Dad wasn't home yet, so I explained that if she fell asleep quickly, she could see him again when she opens her eyes. Her little face relaxed, and she went back to play. 

Here at Elements2 Design, we generally focus on things that brighten the desktop in a convenient size. That said, we also harbor dreams of making big things. The bigger, the cooler. 

Lochlann is one of those people who intrigues. A quick Google search clearly highlights her academic accomplishments in studying how stories of injuries get told and what that means to a society. 

We LOVE to see photos of our products in their native environment, so please send them along.

It's that time of year where my black thumb itches to be a green thumb. For the sake of plant life, however, we will stick to our strengths.

The little residents around these parts look forward to the parcel trucks that regularly stop by our house to deliver packages that may or may not be for them. It's like Christmas every time. A package with contents unknown is a canvas for imagination. 

Growing up, Easter was all about bunnies and flowers and all things pastel. It was all a little too much pretty for me. And all that dying with food coloring or onion peels and vinegar –– so messy.

Hey...when did this become a baby blog?? We celebrated a milestone birthday this past month, so instead of shopping for themed shirts, I decided to make our own.

We love our cast of Shadow Magnet characters. Glad to see that you do, too!

We look at an object and see it for what it is. An artist looks at the same object and sees what it ould be. Wish we knew the artist behind the creativity in these following pieces, but unfortunately, we don't.

Not sure about the rest of you, but I blinked back in November, and it's now already 8 days into the new year. 

"Happy New Year! I am happy to report shadow puppets are happily roaming McKinley Middle School! Thought you would like to see some new adventures. It always amazes me that after 10 years with a shadow puppet in my room kids still come up with new ideas! "
-Michelle Wilkinson-Nelson