What are you working on (in March 2020)?

[Michele]

Collen, I thought your page was an actual photo of the aurora. Beautifully done.

[Lynda DiGregor]

Colleen,

 

Your Northern Lights look pretty good. We get them here (Illinois) every once in a while and your colors look good. Ours are not quite as vivid but that doesn't mean they are not in other parts of the world.

[Annie Tobin]

You are welcome Colleen! Your Northern Lights is beautiful, well done my friend. <3

[Annie Tobin]

Understated and beautifully done Bonnie ... the photo speaks for itself. I love what you have done with this, well done Hon. <3

[Dorothy Donn]

Most of the month was spent hunkered down in Lab 5. Tonight I finished Module 11I guess I was a bit slap- happy tired because this is what ended up as the fun font..

 

I should have called in monster mash after mixing a metafile with a vector with a picture tube  and an old paper.

 

I hope you all get a smile out of this one LOL

 

(LOVELO is the font.)

[Annie Tobin]

Definitely made me smile Dorothy, well done Hon. <3

[Annie Tobin]

I made an alpha following Cassel's tutorial in Master Class for Monogramming in Style.  I created a patchwork paper and then went to work.  Boy oh boy ... it did take an age to create the full alpha.  I am just glad that the font I used (Oliver) did not have lower case otherwise it would have taken another couple of days, lol!  Thanks for takin a peek!

[Colleen]

Michele, thank you very much!

 

Lynda, thank you! You're so lucky that you've seen them! I live in the Indianapolis area, so I have yet to see them. It is on my bucket list. Oh and yes, the ones I made are too bright, but once I feel comfortable w/the blurring & placement, I'll play around with the opacity.

 

Annie, thank you! And I love the alpha you made!