Art Sparks 3!: Pockets full of Posies
Art Sparks 3!: Pockets full of Posies
These pots were cut from some small scraps of acrylic ink on watercolor paper. Years ago I played on full sheets of paper, and over the years I've used them for everything from book covers to artist trading cards. The scraps are getting smaller and smaller, but nothing goes to waste.
It feels SO good to use those old scraps of watercolor play. That's not garbage, that's an "art bit"! And it makes a rather unique vase-pocket to hold some posies.
My book from Joanne Sharp's third pandemic class: Art Sparks 3!: "Pockets Full of Posies" may never be finished. Many of the flowers lift out of the pockets and it is such fun to sit and move the flowers around from page to page, creating new bouquets and arrangements. I could always add some pen work too....
I couldn't resist Joanne Sharp's third pandemic class: Art Sparks 3!: "Pockets Full of Posies". This is the the cover of my book; it has 2 signatures with 24 pages to fill!