I really found the mixed media pieces interesting. I need to start looking for tutorials as I'm not creative. I'm good at following directions but not with coming up with my own.
My friend is turning 50 next week so I thought I'd make her a card. On my OWOH tour I came across a style called zettiology. I don't have many paints or supplies that I could use, so I just used what we have. I went around looking at people's art and took what I thought I could manage on the card. I started putting them on the paint program and came up with this. Now if you continue on reading I don't want to hear any laughing!

I had trouble finding pictures and colours in magazines that I wanted to use, so I just took what I found. All of our felt markers are old so I didn't think that they would last to do the black around the edges, so I used crayon. It isn't as dark as I liked but better than nothing. I painted the background with coffee and sprinkled some instant coffee granules on it. If I'd had more experience I would have realized that I should have planned where to put the granules first!
Hi Shirley,
ReplyDeletethanks for visiting my Aussie blog(885), I am working my way around blogland on my very slow magic carpet. Good luck!
Gail :-)
This is absolutely WONDERFUL! I commend you for taking each step towards getting it done - truly, I find the best art is that which is created despite fear. I love the inside of the card, too. :)
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I cannot BELIEVE you've been to all of them...I'm jealous! I'll have to start earlier next year. :)
Many blessings,
Lisa
Wow, did you really visited all blogs that were participating in OWOH? Kudos to you, I'm not even half way there...
ReplyDeleteYour card looks lovely, I'm sure your friend will like.
Whoa! Are those vegan cookies? I've cooked vegan but I don't think I've ever tried baking vegan. Thanks for the tip about filmjolk...my husband substitutes with buttermilk, but that's because we had no idea we could make it ourselves! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHello Shirley ! Just popped over from the comment you left on my whole wheat tortilla post. I put press and seal on my rolling pin. I started doing it because once I bought a cheap wooden rolling pin and it had a chip, and I thought 'splinters in food - not good !' but had to use it that night so I wrapped it in press and seal. And ... well, it made for easy cleaning and I just kept doing it ... even once I got my new splinter free rolling pin.
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