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just sharing a little thing I learned today
Annie,
I love your little Japanese doll. Are you making a family?
I agree about the pen tool. So many possibilities.
Lynda
Thanks Lynda … I have created a dilemma for myself as I have so many templates that I can’t decide which next! <3
Annie great job on the doll.
Lynda good job on the rooster. I am from Alberta Canada and we go to Yuma Az for the winter.
Cockadoodle doo, Lynda. Love how you did the rooster against a white background. I might have to try him. I did flowers; couldn’t decide on the lighter or more vibrant colors.
Lynda, Michele, I have been looking for a tutorial to learn stainglass look, where did you find it please they are lovely. thank you xx
Haven’t had much computer time lately…but here are my latest two. Rachel and Belle have the same birthday…when they welcomed Belle into their home she was an adult rescue. They knew nothing about her so she was given Rachel’s birthday to share. Rachel’s boyfriend made her cake…
More stained glass
Lovely pages Bonnie, well done my friend. I particularly love the shape of that tree … nature is such a wonderful gift. <3
And I love purple, Annie, so I’ll take the second stained glass tulips. LOL They’re both very pretty, Lynda.
Bonnie, what a wonderful tree you found!
I found this great photo on Unsplash and it was taken by Ehud Neuhaus. It is a photo of dwellings in Prinsengracht which, I am assuming, is a suburb of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Layout and papers are my own as are the tubes. I seem to have lost my mojo and am just not terrifically happy with anything I create lately. I just don’t know where it has gone to but I hope I find it soon! Maybe I am just stuck in a rut … 😉 Thanks for takin a peek!
I really like it, Annie. I think the elements you used complemented the photo really well.
Personally, I think my mojo is self-isolating.
I haven’t been here for some time, and today I see what the great work that has been posted lately.
Linda and Michele, I love this stained glass technique, the bright colors… You both created lovely images.
Annie, I think you created a beautiful layout. Colors, elements, font… Great work!
Besides participating in the Bootcamp, I haven’t done any other project… I need to hurry up 😉
Thanks Michele and Cristina. My problem is that I look at my creations and they are very ‘samey’. I need to jump out of my comfort zone but I start a project and get lost for inspiration so I end up doing the same style again! I have not been one for busy pages but maybe I really need to give myself a push. I have joined the photo switch challenge with Bonnie so here’s hoping I can create a suitable page for her Penny. You put a smile on my dial Michele and I hear what you are saying … mojo in self-isolation, lol!
Hello everyone,
I just wanted to show one of the Mandalas that I got from Hungry jpg and applied the stained glass technique. A lot of selecting and filling but I think worth the trouble.
Thank you Annie and Michele,
If you can find a use for the stained glass, be my guest. Michele, I know you make your own but just in case.
Just one more
Oh my Lynda … these are truly gorgeous and so colorful, as stained glass should be of course. I love mandalas and have made some background papers using them as overlays once I have seamlessly tiled them. Your choice of colors is fantastic and I especially love the combinations in the whale. You Go Girl!
Thank you so much Annie. You are a sweetheart. These are a lot of fun to do. A bit time consuming but fun anyway. The whale colors I actually did a google search on whale colors and was surprised to find that all the colors used on this Mandala can be found in the whale family somewhere. Who knew? 🙂
The rabbit reminds my husband of Peter Max who did album covers for Cher, Steppenwolf and many others. Google him, you’ll find some pretty interesting stuff.
Again thanks,
Lynda
Hi Lynda, you are most welcome my friend. I did do a Google search on Peter Max and he certainly is an interesting character and a very bright colors inspired artist. I liked his vase of flowers so I have snagged one and will do a page for the random challenge … “no photo” … well it is a painting right! A little bit of a cheat but I think I can get away with it … I don’t think Carole will sack me, ;D
Haven’t had much inspiration lately, but most of you know I have to create a new pic daily for my gaming group. This week I had fun with fonts for the Taiwan Festival theme and fun with randomized patterns in effects: reflection for the Let Off Some Steam theme (illustration by Berni Parker). Click on each image for a full view; it makes a big difference.
I hope you enjoy them.
Michele,
The Taiwan Festival is fantastic but I have to say I got a good laugh at your Fabulous Divas….I’m not a fabulous diva but every thing else fits. LOL
Lynda
Hi Annie, love what you did with the photo of Amsterdam.The Prinsengracht isn’t a suburb but it is downtown! Amsterdam has a very old city centre with lots of canals, which we call “grachten”. You can take boottours on them.
I have been busy with a lot of other things and had this evening finally time to catch up on everybody’s work. Amazing things ladies, I enjoyed myself very much.
I used pic-to-painting on this photo and maybe I use it on some project.
Michele these are just fantastic! I love all of Berni Parker’s illustrations and this one is surely letting off steam! Your Taiwan festival is gorgeous. Well done Hon. <3
Thanks Corrie and thank you also for the education! What a beautiful downtown you have in Amsterdam. Your pic to painting flower turned out beautifully. <3
I have been hiding out in the Lab, so not much to post here, but I so enjoy tippy-toeing in to see what ya’ll have been doing. Needless to say I am never disappointed with the view in here. 🙂
Here is a sample of what I have been doing. Sort of part of my lifetime.
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