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

Tuesday, January 5, 2021

Melinda

 I had a stab at digital collage the other day.


Melinda was my great grandmother.  I used an Android app called PicsArt to create the collage from a neighbourhood photo, a gelli print and a photograph of Melinda.

Tuesday, October 6, 2020

Pockets Full!

 


The last pocket is full and I have posies to spare for other journals.  What a fun class this was - Joanne Sharpe's Art Sparks 3!:  Pockets full of Posies.

Monday, October 5, 2020

Cheer During a Pandemic


Joanne Sharpe certainly knows how to bring cheer during a pandemic.  Her special series of classes is bright, bold and distracting!

Sunday, October 4, 2020

Who Says Summer is Over?

 


Flowers keep blooming in my world of Art Sparks 3!:  Pockets full of Posies.

Friday, September 25, 2020

Pots Galore!

 


Art Sparks 4 started today and I have lots more of Art Sparks 3!:  Pockets Full of Posies still to post.  The big book is all finished, though.

Saturday, September 19, 2020

Black-Eyed Susans

 


Joanne Sharp's third pandemic class:  Art Sparks 3!:  "Pockets Full of Posies"

Friday, September 18, 2020

Good Thing I Saved That!

 


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.

Wednesday, September 16, 2020

Interactive and Never Finished?

 


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....

Monday, September 14, 2020

Some Old, Some New

 



We've been painting some new, and using some old "art bits"  in Joanne Sharp's third pandemic class:  Art Sparks 3!:  "Pockets Full of Posies".  This grass pocket is a gelli print from my stash.


Thursday, August 20, 2020

Summer

 


I have finished the book project from Joanne Sharp's "Art Sparks2" class.  This is the cover.  


The book form is a concertina or accordian book, and here is one side of the book opened completely.


This is the other side of the book.

I'll post some more pictures of each page separately - you can also turn the pages like a regular book.  It is a fun form, not one that I use a lot.  I'm really enjoying this one though!

Thursday, July 16, 2020

Connecting to Creativity with Collage


The next class I took at my virtual art retreat was with Veronica Schander, who is a certified SoulCollage facilitator.  (I can't adequately describe SoulCollage in my own words, so please follow the link for information.)

We began by making a SoulCollage card, following the instructions found here.  Then we wrote about the card, completing the sentences "I am One Who",  "I honor" and "I give the gift of".

We then used this as inspiration for some art.  Here is mine: 


Wednesday, May 6, 2020

That's a Lot of Vases!

Collage and Ink in 16 Page Journal

Watercolor and Ink in 16 Page Journal

Monday, May 4, 2020

Vases

Ink, Watercolor and Collage in 16 page journal

I've developed a bit of a thing for still life lately.  It started with vases.

Wednesday, March 18, 2020

Storyteller



Storyteller

 Write Your Own Story

20/20 Visionaries Oracle Card
Collage

Monday, March 16, 2020

Balance

Balance
 Be kind to yourself; create your own balance.

20/20 Visionaries Oracle Card
Collage on Gelli Print Background

Monday, March 9, 2020

Misfit


Misfit
 Do not be afraid to stand out in the crowd.

20/20 Visionaries Oracle Card
Collage on Alcohol Ink Background

Saturday, February 22, 2020

20/20 Visionaries Oracle Cards


SPRING
There is new life ahead.

"The 20/20 Visionaries Oracle Deck is a collaborative project started in the year 2020. Artists and friends are invited to create 3x5 cards to be part of an ever-growing deck of oracle cards to be for self-discovery, goal setting and personal inspiration."

This project was started by the coordinator of our local Artist Trading Card Group. This is my first card.