Happy Wednesday my creative friends! I'm happy to see you here with us again today!
It
is time again to show off the progress you've made on your creative
projects this week! It can be a long term project you're still working
on, OR something you recently finished.
Just drop a
link in the linky (to a blog post, Instagram image, however you want to
share) and take time to visit the other links too!
Happy Wednesday my creative friends! I'm happy to see you here with us again today!
It is time again to show off the progress you've made on your creative projects this week! It can be a long term project you're still working on, OR something you recently finished.
Just drop a link in the linky (to a blog post, Instagram image, however you want to share) and take time to visit the other links too!
I've been doing my collage art journal pages than anything else lately, using my tiny journal.
Today I broke out one of my larger sketchbooks and some acrylic paint. No collage for me today.
I pulled up YouTube and opened a tutorial, but only loosely followed it. (Video at end of blog.)
I had painted this page blue at one point for a project, but never did whatever I had planned. It was perfect for this paint along.
My feathers did not turn out as nice as the Art Sherpa's. Then again I'm not that good of an artist. I also have sub-par (cheapest possible) supplies.
Still, I don't think I did that bad considering my skill level. I like them.
By the time I got to the beads I just needed to get the page done, because I had to clear off the table for lunch. (The dining room table is the only space I have to create art.) So they just kind of got blotted on without any detailing.
And here is my Dreamcatcher all finished. (Or is it?)
I couldn't help but feel SOMETHING was missing.
I hate to waste any paint, so I took what was left on the pallet and smeared with a brush all over the page in front of the one I was working on.
One day this will be the background of a new art journal page.
OR...it might just remain smears of paint on a page for the rest of its life, but at least it didn't go in the garbage like this lovely paper plate pallet did.
Meanwhile, after lunch, this happened. I kept feeling like something was missing, and just had to do some of my "found poetry" on it.
So while most of this was hand painted, I ended up doing a little collage with text from a magazine.
And, here is the video that inspired this art journal page.
