May RANDOM Challenge - WordArt

[Sue Thomas]

My last May Random WordArt challenge page for  this month.  It's only now my apple trees are blossoming, and who should I find picking insects from the  blossoms, but this delightful little  warbler.  To the best of my knowledge I have 2 pairs here.  I used a watercolour splatter brush to create the mask.  Out of bounds technique on the  little bird's tail.  word art.  Again, I used the mesh warp tool on the word Warbler.  I cheated a little, I used the  wordArt quote which I had created for a previous project.

[Ann Seeber]

I had fun playing with the script again. Getting the hang of it now. The fonts are Kleymissky, Century Schoolbook, Foglihten and Prida. The background is a red and gold streaked paper from Pixelscrappers latest freebie and I added all the square punches. I'm feeling a little witty... ;-)

[Cristina]

Wow! Sue, Ann, Annie, and Corrie, your WordArt layouts are outstanding! I really love seeing all of them. <3

 

Sue, some time ago, I named you "Master of WordArt" because you are an inspiration for us... But I have to tell you: The competition is getting soooo close!... Watch out for Ann, Annie, and Corrie! : D

 

Of course, I am just kidding... I know that here is not about competition, but sharing knowledge, practicing and inspiring...We really feel happy about each other's achievements.

 

I haven't been able to keep track of what everyone is doing and posting in the different threads, let alone comment on each one's work, but be sure I love seeing what you all are doing!

[Sue Thomas]

My dear, dearest Cristina!  Thank you so much for your praise on my work.  I remember it well, when you  named  me Master of WordArt.  It was certainly high praise. I was chuffed to bits.  I also remember many years ago, that we agreed, that we have very similar styles. I have always and still do admire your work.  What can  I say, other than, I am going to have to up my game, if I'm to retain the title. LOL   I agree Corrie, Anne and Ann have created wonderful WordArt pages.  A few words of encouragement and advice goes a long way.  I totally agree, and I've said it before we are on this  site to share knowledge, encourage and inspire one and all. While bonding lasting  friendships.

[Corrie Kinkel]

Cristina thank you so much for your kind words, but it is Sue I have to thank for her encouraging comments and  explanations of her technics to many of us newcomers. I find those complementary to the TUTs and very helpful on the smaller details such as using the warp mesh. Seeing all the different pages here is a great inspiration and help in finding what I like for my own style. Besides that it is wonderful making new friends all over the world and learning about nature in all those parts of our planet. It has made the one and a half year of Covid-19 much more bearable for me!

[Cristina]

Sue and Corrie, I heart your comments. : )

 

 

[Lynda DiGregor]

Everyone beautiful work.

 

Ann, Hilarious  :-D  Also, didn't know I was copying you with the tape frame.

 

Annie, Love without respect...absolutely! love you're winter although I'm glad we are done with it for this year.

 

Corrie and Sue, Beautiful and inspirational.

 

 

 

 

[Anne Lamp]

I started working on this a few days ago and just had time to finish it.  I got this quote off of a calendar page years ago and have always liked it.  I have the original page taped to the side of my P C tower where I know I will see it everyday.

[Lynda DiGregor]

no. 2

[Sue Thomas]

They forecast a hear wave for this week and well into next week.  Unfortunately they weren't wrong!  Temps rose  (pardon the pun) to 38c this afternoon.  To hot for man or beast, so I retreated to an air-conditioned house after lunch.  It's a full time job, keeping the 5 bird baths clean and full, and then I have 3 small bowls dotted a round for the ground squirrels and  the hares, when they come out at night.  The font for the  Roses is Monabelia.  Used one of my sunrise photos to fill the  word mornings. I have a moderately small collection of fonts, which I  really like, and  use them over and over in my projects.  The words up and to font is called Stories.  I've had it  some time, acquired  it when it was a freebie.  I see it's on sale now for $1 in creative fabrica.

[Sue Thomas]

I changed the word roses from this to the one you see in the  page above.  Same font, I just didn't like the pattern effect in the wordart. I like to keep things plain.

[Sue Thomas]

Thermometer  readings.

[Annie Tobin]

An absolute delight Sue and yet again your photography excels. What a beautiful little bird. You really are an inspiration to us all with your wordart creativity. I love it my dear friend, well done. <3

[Annie Tobin]

Love it to bits Ann ... gave me another smiley day, really enjoying your wit! Apart from the smiles it is a great piece of work and I love how you added all the square punches, pulls the piece together perfectly. ;D

[Annie Tobin]

A fun phrase from Curious George and you have showcased it perfectly Lynda. And, your Keep Love in your Heart page is beautiful ... very nice touch using opacity to enhance the text, well done my friend. <3

[Annie Tobin]

Anne this is a super saying and you have showcased it well. Nice work my friend. ;)

[Annie Tobin]

A lovely wordart page Sue ... of course, :) A beautiful rose and a lovely phrase. Best of all, I love the way you have used the sunrise photo to fill the word mornings. You Go Girl! ;)

[Annie Tobin]

Dear Cristina, you really are a sweetheart. Your comments are always gladly accepted ... I know they come from your heart and from your fondness for your fellow artists. Thank you sweetness. :)

[Cristina]

More contributions to the WordArt challenges!  The Campus is buzzing in all threads!

 

Sue, I don't envy you... already 38°C so early in the season! : ( ...Summer hasn't started yet, at least officially!

 

Dear Annie, I heart your comment too, my friend! <3

[Annie Tobin]

Sue, I do that often. I love to use a pattern in my title but I usually end up changing it to a plain colour ... as you say, they tend to stand out better. I do love the patterned Roses text though ... maybe you will be able to use it in a future project! :)