#22 Voices Spelled (oh yeah, decided to try naming my pieces...we'll see how long that lasts)
This was made on a piece of chipboard from a file folder box - it's perfect....easy to cut, strong enough to support paint or glues, neutral color background. I want more of these boxes!
#23 Mayan Cookies
Black gesso on my chipboard back, a couple of pieces of wood veneer, tiger ribbon and 'cookies' cut from a cookie wrapper.
#24 Switcheroo
I pulled papers from here and there in my art room, and when it was done, I wasn't lovin' it. Started turning it upside down, horizontally, etc and decided I liked this orientation best.
#25 Gifted Circles
Circles cut from all the gorgeous papers I received in the MMSA swap over a black gesso base.
#26 Get Wild
Another black background - I love the drama it gives. Although the scan doesn't show it, most of these papers are reflective or glittery; the text is from ephemera Jo sent me.
#27 Pretty in Pink
Pulled out my pink grab bag of bits and had fun making this one. My homage to Hanna, who started this whole journey and who loves pink.
#28 In the Woods
Again on my file folder chipboard, 3 layered wood veneers, drywall tape, cupboard shelf liner and a bit of patterned tissue paper. I'm wondering if the black circle is too high contrast for all the neutrals?
So there ya go. I have several that I really like this week....I feel like I'm settling in and finding my voice (a bit.....).
The other project I'm falling woefully behind in is my ALAW. I think I've finally decided on both the display format and my lettering so I might actually get busy on it this week.
You know I love them all, and you know I love, love color but I really am drawn to the black and white one, it is so striking. Keep making....xox
ReplyDeleteI am loving all your collages, the color everything
ReplyDeletereally liking these, Terrie!!
ReplyDeleteIn particular In The Woods spoke to me.
I've been on a similar bent with filling up several art journals with collage.
and postcard size [4x6] cardboard and mat board.
it is fun to stick with one size and substrate and then experiment like you've done.
I have a bunch of circles from gluten-free pizza crust and am trying to figure out what to DO with them [BEsides saving them like the flood is coming!!!]
yay YOU!! glad you are again feeling well!!
oh my - I love gifted circles. the diagonal line is a brilliant addition. you've got such a good eye for layout. and no, I don't think the black circle is too much for in the woods. I think it works.
ReplyDeleteGreat collages, Terrie!
ReplyDeleteYou are doing a terrific job with this challenge... "HIGH- FIVE!" :]