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| (Watercolor, paint pens, colored pencil) Tam (Willowing Arts) brings out this funny little quirky bird for new lessons every so often. This time I put him on a greeting card. Why not! |
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| (Acrylic, paint pens) This teacher's lessons were familiar, very relaxing to create. This time I put them on greeting cards too. Again, why not make the art usable! |
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| (Cut collage paper, acrylic pens, splatter) Cute design, but more useful (again) as a greeting card than a page in an art journal. |
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| (Collage papers, black acrylic, white pen) Hmmm... ok... moving on... |
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| (Ruler, acrylic) Very quilt-like, very calming and restful to work on. And... a greeting card. |
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| (Drawing, tea, acrylic) Yes, TEA! I'm not a tea drinker, but how fun to brew a cupful and paint with it! (funny... the tea was some kind of raspberry blend, so the painting smelled good too!) |
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| (Colored paper strips, stamps, acrylic, markers, collage papers) I've done so many of these to create little concertina booklets. I like it best to create a big masterboard sheet then cut the strips from that. |
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| (Acrylics, watercolor crayon, stabilo all pencil) I know, I know... she looks freaky and wrong. But, it was a really interesting lesson that started with the outside lines of the negative space then moved in to do the face last. |
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| (Acrylics, markmaking, stenciling, paper, sewing) I watched the section on how to put them together so many times and just didn't get it. Then I went to bed... The next morning, I had it. I used the sewing machine to do the binding. It was a great way to make a book with a pocket. I can use it for another small art journal. ** I don't mind sewing paper, that's how I learned! If you sew, do you remember learning? My mother got a piece of notebook paper and told me I'd need to be able to stay between the lines before I could move on to fabric. |
Wow, Helen, these are amazing! Beautiful, so creative!
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