Showing posts with label Collage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collage. Show all posts

Sunday, 26 January 2014

Being True!


This last week's lesson in the Life Book 2014 e-course was by Kelly Hoernig and she encouraged us to make a collage that incorporated at least three of our favourite things and was "true" to us.  

I haven't been making collages much at all over the last few years but I really enjoyed getting back into it and you can see my collage above.  I have so many favourite things - my stamps, keys, lovely colours, text and typography, butterflies, printed tissue papers and then I love paint splatters and dribbles and and ...you get the picture!

This e-course has really motivated me and I am enjoying it all immensely, including the semi-peripheral activity of buying new art supplies and tools!


Friday, 5 September 2008

Are you tired of these yet??

Got back this afternoon from Wiluna and it is good to be home!! This is just a quick little post - I have been doing some computer back-ups as a priority tonight (just reacting to one of those gut feelings that I had left it too long and really shouldn't delay an longer).

I hope you aren't sick of my little sewn paper collages as I thought I would post pictures of the last few I have made. I also received some more glorious mail this week so I will share that tomorrow. See you then...

Sunday, 18 November 2007

Inching Artists - Monotone

This week Linda of Inching Artists set the theme of "Monotone". I love monochromatic art and had a lot of fun last night making my inchies in cream and white with a touch of gold. They are all based on a photocopy of a collage I made some time ago that was constructed totally of small pieces of decorative paper and ephemera in this cream and white colourway. I had to look for very small embellishments as an inch square can look crowded very quickly!

Today I am trying to focus on the abundance in my life as I have had a very "flat" week and I am tired of my own thoughts. Two beautiful sources of abundance in my life - one big and one small - my son Josh is on his way home today for the summer as the uni year has finished (I love it when we are all together!) and the look of the double hanging basket full of ivy, trailing geraniums and chain of hearts outside my back door. The simplicity of cheerful pink flowers amongst masses of green leaves really appeals to me. The photo below is the side on view.