Wanderlust

Well, you will have probably picked up from some of my previous posts this year that I have enrolled onto the Wanderlust Classes again. The guest artist for week 3 was Wilna Furstenberg. I thoroughly enjoyed her lesson and these are my pieces that I created following it.

The Fruits of the Spirit

This journal page was created using acrylic paints for the background and acrylic ink for the circles.

Create

The first guest artist at Wanderlust was Mary Wangerin. I had fun creating my background, which has so many layers I lost count! Lots of paint and collage.

The Dark Month!

Here is another dark January digital piece. And no, I'm not feeling sad, it's just artistic licence!

Credits: elements from 'Artful Marks' by J Maddocks @ Digital Scrapbooking & 'Silent Battles - Grief' by Captivated Visions & Basic Designs @ Sweet Shoppe

Be Positive!

I made this whimsical wall plaque using paints, collage, oil pastels and a Stabilo All pencil. Not my usual style, but I quite like it!

Once Upon a Time ...

I picked up some paints, some tags, pictures and tape and this is what I ended up with. No planning, just playing! (Click on the pictures if you want to make them larger.)

Be Positive

I have joined Wanderlust again this year and these are my first journal pages.

Playing with Pebeo Paints

For Christmas, my sister gave me some Pebeo dimensional paints. Here are my first two projects using them. It is hard to take good pictures of them because the paints are very shiny!

The Dark Month!

January is probably my least favourite month, cold with dark evenings and the festive period passed. It can also be a time when it is easy to feel blue. Don't worry, I'm fine, but that's how this digital piece originated.

Credits: all elements from 'Silent Battles - Grief' by Captivated Visions & Studio Basic Designs @ Sweet Shoppe

Peace and Calmness

As you will be able to see, I created this journal page a little while ago! I have to confess the last months haven't been that creative, what with having a new kitchen put in and then all the busyness and events around the festive period. I am hoping, though, that now things have calmed down somewhat my creative juices will start to flow again.