So here I am. Back with you again for yet another art-filled post. I hope you enjoy. Today I'd like to start you guys off with my 30-30-30 challenge page for today. This is today's piece, and I will show you the piece that I was telling you guys about yesterday. The one that I forgot to take pictures on. So anyways, let's talk about this one first. I used a quote today that I absolutely love. It's by Dr. Seuss, and it says:
"Today you are you, that is truer than true; there is no on alive that is youer than you."
-Dr. Seuss
And I absolutely love that quote. It's amazing. Plus, I really love the way this page turned out. It's a little more pink than I'm used to, but that's okay. I like it anyways.
And here is the page from yesterday that I forgot to photograph. I like the way that this one turned out as well, even though it's a little bit dark for my taste. The journaling that I did on it was basically just words that I believed were, or could be 'Mystic', which was the title that I had chosen for this page. I love the way that this turned out as well.
I also made another batch of papers today; this time I used the Week 2 colors from the Summer of Color. I already talked about it here; go ahead and check it out if you want to. The colors for this week were based around Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream, and so the colors were a mint green and a dark brown. These are what I came up with. I didn't spend as much time on these ones as I did on the other ones, because, quite frankly, I didn't know what to do with them. I was legitimately confused. They were weird colors to work with for me. I hope that everyone else had an easier time with it. :)
Next up we have my ICAD card. This is my 18th index card for this challenge, and I think that I'm doing very well with it. I used the prompt 'swirl' for today's car, and you can probably see it pretty well. At least I hope you can. For some reason I was having difficulty with this prompt, with getting it to turn out the way that I wanted it to. I think it turned out decent though, so I'm happy.
Last, but certainly not least, I have my In The Sun page for today. I took a bit of a break from this journal over the weekend, as the prompts weren't being given; just catch up days and photo prompts. Which is fine by me. But today's prompt was to do a black and white photo transfer and then color it in with oil pastels, or any other material that you could find that would work. But here was the problem. My image transfer didn't work.
You see that gray layer? In the back there? Yeah. That's my image transfer. My failed one. it ended up as a plain gray square. No image at all. It was kind of sad. But I decided to continue on anyways. I added some other magazine images to the page, along with a bunch of layers of doodling. Love the way this little bit looks, especially. So many yummy layers that I simply love!
And here was the title. Where it counts. The other part of today's prompt was to form your page about what it is that you wished for TODAY. I wished that I would be able to put my energy where it counts. In my opinion, at this time in my life, that's what matters.
Great work - I love the mint choc chip papers you made.
ReplyDeleteLovely projects :-)
ReplyDeleteBusy you...i love that quote too..im a mad Dr suess fan...your papers are beautiful and your pages so rich in colour...lovely work...xxx
ReplyDeleteMagnificent layers! These are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteTotally stunning!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteLove your mint choc chip background - I wonder what you'll do with it?
ReplyDeleteyou are so productive with your art-- i love it. and so many fun results. i'm with you-- that seuss quote is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeletei also struggled a little with the mint chocolate chip colors and then did something that barely touched them. i think your background with the brown flowers against the green is gorgeous.
and those layers on your last project are gorgeous. your doodles made them stand out perfectly!
fantastic. Yes, Seuss is the best! I love your style. I find it very happy and comforting.
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