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1.6.19

Good day for a flea market

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At the flea market. Found all this paper goodness in 20 minutes! And I’ve got 2-1/2 hours to go 😮 #CelebratingTheCreativeJourney with #vintagepaper #ephemera #chenillestems #1920s #1930s #vintagegraphics #oldpaper #artdeco #artnouveau

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I’m Trina Lucido, artist + owner of Jubilee Flea, a curated online store filled with vintage finds for the artist, journaler, collector + user of vintage things.

My journey began in a small town in Ohio where I was a math nerd who loved to create + visit her grandma whose house was filled with Goodwill treasures. She could've been a star on that hoarders show. One day I realized I loved creating more than numbers and went to art school. That changed my world.

Now I spend my days collecting, selling + using vintage finds in my artwork + journals.

When people find out I'm an artist, the first thing they want to know is what kind of art do I make. That's when I get the deer-frozen-in-headlights look because I never know how to answer. Cuz I make a lot of different stuff. Journals. Cute little snowmen. Christmas trees out of yardsticks. Greeting cards. Coloring books. And that was just December. I draw, I saw, I sew, I cut, I paste. I just create. And I collect vintage things that "speak" to me (no, I don't actually hear voices) and when it's time to create, I usually have a pretty good stash of whatever I need on hand. And the store only stocks those kinds of things, pieces that I feel are special and would use myself.

I love this creative journey I'm on and my hope is that Jubilee Flea will help you celebrate yours.

Thanks for stopping by ... now go shop!
-Trina, artist + chief finder

PS - If you found me by way of The Paper Flea Market, hooray! It became Jubilee Flea on July 1, 2015.

#CelebratingTheCreativeJourney