How To Guess Your Age
Corey Ford, 1949
Friday, December 3, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Art Creations Friday! A different challenge/trees!
image provided
The provided background reminded me of tree bark. I had this free image from(?, I'll try to find her and post link) . For some reason, I thought of Father Christmas hiding in the forest . Kind of like Charles Dicken's ghosts of christmas past.
The provided background reminded me of tree bark. I had this free image from(?, I'll try to find her and post link) . For some reason, I thought of Father Christmas hiding in the forest . Kind of like Charles Dicken's ghosts of christmas past.
Any way, I had fun as usual.
I always enjoy this challenge and I ALWAYS love to see what is created by other artists!
http://artcreationsfriday.blogspot.com/2010/12/acf98th-challenges.html
http://artcreationsfriday.blogspot.com/2010/12/acf98th-challenges.html
Theme thursday/fun images
Image of little boy from
Divas D'este
Added a background of tree, cut out boy image and pasted on, added a hose sticker and bear sticker
Scanned design and took to photoshop to enhance the background and put a hat on the bear!
http://themethursday.wordpress.com/2010/12/01/thursday-challenge-fun-images/
http://themethursday.wordpress.com/2010/12/01/thursday-challenge-fun-images/
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
gingersnapcreations/ snow people
water color postcard 1980
I happen to adore snowpeople!!!
I have a collection of 40 years of snowmen/women/children ornaments( over 300!)
If you want to see some just click the sidebar where it says
"Christmas Pasts"
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
WOYWW/ idea for placecards for holidays
I saw this idea in a catalog. I went out and bought some bells, added ribbon!
http://stamping-ground.blogspot.com/
http://stamping-ground.blogspot.com/
Monday, November 29, 2010
Inspiration Ave/ Once upon a time
Variations of paper collage using photoshop filters/painting techniques
Original paper collage
Scrapbook paper
Original paper collageScrapbook paper
bear from gumps catalog
tree from pottery barn catalog
Then cut out and pasted in place
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Take a word! Home My favorite book(really)
In 1943, Virginia Lee Burton's The Little House won the Caldecott Award for the most distinguished picture book published in 1942. It is the story of a little house in the country surrounded by trees, birds, and fields of flowers. As the years pass, the big city, originally set miles away over the hills, expands and engulfs the little house, which bye and bye sits abandoned, surrounded by skyscrapers, with subways rumbling beneath it and elevated trains clickity-clacking past its front door. Finally, a descendent of the original builder discovers that the little house belonged to her family, and she has it moved back into the country where once again it enjoys the trees, birds, and fields of flowers.
http://takeaword.blogspot.com/2010/11/take-word-5-home.html
http://takeaword.blogspot.com/2010/11/take-word-5-home.html
Cut and paste! with paper and glue! NO DIGITAL
By hand
Same supplies as listed below!
Cut and paste BY HAND!
Cut and paste BY HAND!
I used scrapbook paper 12"x 12"
image from Pottery Barn catalog 8"x10"
images from paperwhimsy original paper images cut out with scissors and then fitted into areas of glass house and glued. NO DIGITAL!
Embellishments from Red Lead GLUED AS BORDER
A few pressed flowers glued on paper
By choosing the appropriate size of images on collage sheets I try and "fool the eye". There is NO resizing by computer, it is all original paper. My favorite thing to do!
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