Life documented
To create our very own art gallery.. Technique: Create mini pieces of art using a variety of mediums and techniques (ink spray, threads, sewing techniques, sketching etc). Quote: Creativity takes courage. - Henry Matisse
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Art journal journey
Image: house or apartment. Word: sanctuary. Prompt: write about the greatest source of comfort in your life. Technique: make your page using the mosaic technique. Quote: it takes hands to build a house, but only hearts can build a home.
Life documented
Prompt: To use school supplies. Technique: Using a variety of school supplies feel free and go back to basics. Quote: “I’m still learning.” – Michelangelo, age 87
Colour me positive
- Embrace uncertainty- some of the most beautiful chapters in our lives won't have a title until much later.
Art prompts galore
TOUCH OF COLOUR//SCAVENGER: orange , black, ticket or stub, washi tape, napkin, magazine image, stamped image, piece of music sheet
We are still following a marine theme with our inchie this week....starfish
You have such beautiful pieces! I love them all!
ReplyDeleteAll your artwork is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat artwork - super little starfish - is it another button? Have a great journey next week and enjoy your time spent in Maine - what a great experience for you it should be spectacular there this time of year - take pictures of the colours they are just stunning in Fall - we will miss you x x love Jenny
ReplyDeleteThe starfish is a brad, an assortment pack that I've had for ages. They say that Fall is going to be very good this year so fingers crossed that we don't have rain & wind coming along to wreck things. I'll still be posting my inchie each week so I'll add some local colour too!
DeleteI so enjoy seeing all your artwork, I especially like the houses. The inchie is fun, you must have a wonderful collection of buttons, although I see from JennyJ's comments and your answer that this is a brad...You do lead an exciting life, (compared to me, anyway), enjoy your trip to see family and enjoy the colours. I will look forward to hopefully seeing something of it in your coming posts...Dixx
ReplyDeleteWow - a great post full of wonderful pages. I think my favourite is that higgledy piggledy row of buildings in such pretty neutrals, but the sideways spread in blue/greens with great words runs it a close second. The tiny starfish is adorable, and definitely preferable (in my eyes) to that slightly scary moth!
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