KonKataCreations

I have been in the contract business for quite some time since I am a certified Equine Massage Therapist as well as a certified Horse Trainer. I have boarded my horses at several facilities as well as accepted board from other owners. The horse industry is full of legalities and contracts. I have made mistakes and in making mistakes, I have gained wisdom over what to contract and what not to contract. This journal is a guide line to contracting. When you enter a commission, you contract the artist to commission a piece for you. This does NOT MEAN that you sign away your rights on the piece and are at the mercy of the artist. As in an interv

I'm not sure how to state the topic of thus subject, as I'm pretty sure it will raise some hackles. However, its something thats been on my mind for quite some time and thus, I must get it off my chest. So lets have it out, then. Fur farms. Where did your pelt come from? Do you know? Chances are, if its a genetic color mutation, it was raised on a farm. I have done some research FOR and AGAINST fur farms, so my findings aren't completely biased. The things I will bring up have been equally identified in both For and Against documents (ie: no rumors, just facts). I will also cover the energy difference between a captive bred pelt and a wild

I've complained about the winter in a previous post, but that doesn't stop me from complaining about it in future posts! This winter has been particularly harsh. We have gotten winter storms at last twice a week since the beginning of December and I'm at a loss for creativity. A simple and defeating loss. I have horseshoes that need to be turned into dreamcatchers and while I was at the craft store, I picked up some supplies to make a different type of dreamcatcher. The supplies are still hanging in the bag they were brought home in. I simply can not bring myself to make them. I can blame anything from laziness to procrastination, but when I