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Cool page Bonnie and I love that leg extraction … missed it at first, had to go back for a second look. ;D
Yesterday Cassel posted on the F B page. “Let’s play with mandala designs. Go grab the freebie on the blog, color it and post your result!” So this is what I have been working on.
I did Carole’s mandala.. fun coloring!
Awww, no fun this morning. Not a picture to be seen anywhere on the Campus. Only text and our own happy chappy profile pics! Those darn gremlins are at it again!
They were not gremlins, Annie. It was me, adding a new feature, but it broke the image display. I think that we probably want the images more than the threaded replies, right? So I disabled the threaded replies. Sigh. I thought it was working fine 🙁
I gave it a try, too … but in a backended sort of way. Seeing as how it was the same mandala, I thought it ought to look a wee bit different.
I have been so scatter-brained lately. Where is the mandala? I love what everyone did with it and want to try my hand.
Michele: Log in to Cassel’s blog for the freebie mandala
https://creationcassel.com/blog/?doing_wp_cron=1614527244.3145549297332763671875
Freebie mandala here https://creationcassel.com/blog/?doing_wp_cron=1614527244.3145549297332763671875
This is a stained glass version of the mandala. I tried to emulate a soldered window hanging.
Minka: your layout using the overlays is stunning. Love the addition of the gulls and starfish. The pictures remind me of places on the beach in Destin.
Annie: Beautiful blending work on “Love.” I really like how you used the frame to really emphasize the photo and the use of the different ways to say Love. And, of course, it brings back memories… amo (I love), amas (you love), amat (he/she loves). At least 4 years of Latin accounted for something, LOL
Ann: Your layout on the black vulture is wonderful. Those birds are so underestimated. I watched a documentary on them and learned that they don’t have feathers on their heads to make sure that bacteria and such cannot hide within. I enjoyed seeing how the plaid paper you made mades the photos stand out.
A bit different mandala … computer chip. That script is very fun to play with …
I started making flower “mandalas”or wreaths, whatever you want to call them . Pretty much fun.
Awesome, Lynda! Love them! Not sure what we are supposed to do with them … but they are fun to do! Your’s are lovely. Especially that pink floral!
Lynda: Wow! What a great idea; those are beautiful. Now you need a virtual house to decorate! 😉
Anne, lovely colours in your mandala and beautifully displayed on the lace background, well done. 🙂
Ann, cool colouring on this mandala my friend. Your colour choice reminds me of the sixties, love it. 🙂
Clever work on this one Minka … you do think outside of the box, I love it, beautiful. 🙂
Lynda, your stained glass mandala is a vision to behold. Beautiful use of colours and very clever idea, love it my friend. 🙂
Luv, luv, luv your playtime Lynda! They will be terrific to use as elements on a page. You Go Girl! 🙂
Mary: you did a wonderful job on the Lab 5 Module 10 experiments. I really like how you used the staff, music notes and symbols across the page.
Anne and Ann: both mandala designs are delightful and so colorful.
Minka: great idea to use the mandala as part of your layout. The colors are definitely reminiscent of the sea and interesting to use photos behind it. Dividing it and putting the title between the two halves is a stroke of genius. Definitely got a chuckle out of the computer chip.
Lynda: fantastic to make a stained glass out of the mandala. It would look lovely hanging in front of a window. After seeing what you have done in making flower “mandalas” I may have to give it a try.
Annie: I “Loved” Latin. I had an awesome teacher who made it fun.
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