This week I just have some art to post. We had a lovely Easter weekend starting with a brunch hosted by my daughter-in-love's grandmother, and then later on Easter Sunday I hosted dinner with just my Mom, son and DIL Kyra, and hubby of course:) I didn't even think about taking any photos for
T Stands For Tuesday and so instead I'll share this postcard as my ticket in:
It began with a deli paper Gelli Plate print glued to the cardstock. I then did some over stamping to add to the printed layers. A strip of fabric washi tape was added to the bottom as well as a strip of torn tissue. The Darkroom Door coffee mugs were stamped on heavy cardstock using Versafine Sepia ink, fussy cut and then had strips of Dina Wakley washi tape added before adhering to the card with foam tape. It was finished with a sentiment from Tim Holtz Small Talk stickers outlined and smudged with a brown charcoal pencil, and Vintage Photo Distress ink sponged along the postcard edges. I will also join the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge with the theme of "Layer It". And actually, my next postcard would work for the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge theme as well😉
This one meant for Try It On Tuesday with the theme "Hello Spring":
The grungy background was made using a cream, light blue paints. I used the small circles Darkroom Door stencil and a baby wipe to remove some paint. Darkroom Door Numbers Medley stamp set and Vintage Photo Distress ink was used to stamp over the background. I spattered over that with some white ink. The leaf is also a Darkroom Door stencil. Dina Wakley Gloss sprays were spritzed through the stencil then fussy cut. A piece of recycled corrugated cardboard was glued to the card before adding the leaf, butterfly stickers and Tim Holtz Clippings sticker. The edges of the postcard were sponged with Vintage Photo Distress ink. What doesn't say Spring like butterflies and colorful leaves?
And a journal page for
Art Journal Journey with the new them this month of "Inspired By". Our T Stands For Tuesday friend
Eileen had chosen the theme and was excited to be hosting this month but alas it was not meant to be as she recently passed away after recovering from open heart surgery. So both
Chris and
Erika are cohosting and keeping Eileen's theme in her honor.
My inspiration? Dina Wakley products of course 😁 And with the exception of the ribbon all products including this journal are Ranger/Dina Wakley!
I'll also join
Paint Party Friday this week again. Be well, and have a happy, creative week ahead!
"Let us not look back in anger or forward in fear, but around in awareness." James Thurber
I like your sketchy faces with the proportion lines drawn in!
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You have some lovely art today Linda. I like those cups for T. The insulator on the cup doesn't look stamped. It came out great. And I love your spring piece and that variegated fern. And you created a beautiful piece for AJJ also. It is all about the process, isn't it? Thanks for joining us for both of those challenges. Have a happy T day also. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteLove your Dina Wakly page, But I really love those coffee cups.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a great Easter with family.
Happy Tea Day,
Kate
Love your coffee gel piece. So pretty. The art journal piece is lovely, too.
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This sounds like you had such a very happy time - lovely. And it shows, too!
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I love your take-away coffee cups. They look 3D and very real.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had a lovely Easter weekend with family.
Happy T-Day,
Hugs,
Lisca
What a lot of incredible art you created this week, Linda. Such lovely postcards. I was intrigued by the background of the Spring inspired entry. And the piece you created for Art Journal Journey is really amazing. You have a definite love for Dina Wakley. Thanks for sharing this with us using Eileen's theme at Art Journal Journey.
ReplyDeleteBut those travel mugs are simply divine. I love how you used gelli prints, as well as stamping. You put a lot of thought into this incredible entry for T this Tuesday. So glad you had a great Easter, too, dear Linda.
Fabulous art again, love it all, especially the postcard and the wonderful journal page. Thanks for joining us at AJJ and TIOT, much appreciated. Have a great week, take care, happy T day, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLinda your art is lovely, I especially like the one with the coffee cups, very realistic! Happy T Day
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Linda! Your journal page with the Dina Wadley products is wonderful. Before I went to the Ranger site, I thought . . . Linda must have stenciled that on Jean fabric (??) For the background!! Love it. In fact, I ordered both the stamp set you used and the stencil!! ;0)) xo
ReplyDeleteI like the depth and design in these art pieces. Happy T Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creations ~ Love the 'fall in love with the process' ~ lovely placement of the faces ~ Xo
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Such beautiful artwork! The spring piece looks so beautiful with the grungy background and butterflies, thanks so much for joining us at Try it on Tuesday 😁. It sounds like you had a lovely Easter spending time with your family. Happy T Day wishes! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteYou served up some delicious eye candy. I really like the James Thurber quote, too. Happy T Day
ReplyDeleteI love your art work, especially the faces. Glad you had time with the family. Have a nice evening.
ReplyDeleteFun stuff here! I like all of your pieces but especially your journal page with all the great layers.
ReplyDeleteLove your pages, so many great ideas. Also love pistachio muffins. I indulged in them this week too. And belated birthday wishes.
ReplyDeleteYou spent the holidays in a cozy atmosphere with your family.
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous, beautiful art every single page i love and especially the one with the head, great design!
Have a good day, hug Elke
Love the Dina inspired page! Your cards are both fabulous. Thank you so much for joining us at Try It On Tuesday and Belated Happy T Day, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteWonderful creations ~ delightful coffee sharing ~ Xo
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Wonderful artwork, as always. So glad you had a nice Easter. It's always nice to see family and friends. It snowed here, which wasn't so good but we a decent enough time. BTW, I had to change browser to comment on your blog recently. I'm using Edge because no matter what I tried Firefox wasn't having it. Stay Safe.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art, happy PPF, have a great weekend, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLovely art this week Linda, glad your Easter went well.
ReplyDeleteLovely Art. Happy PPF
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These are all wonderful pieces. Have a great day. Anesha
ReplyDeleteFabulous art work. have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces. My favorite is the coffee mugs. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Love all your projects
ReplyDeleteWonderful creations here, Linda. Love your coffee postcard - such a colorful background and cool washi tape and fab coffees!!! Lovely hello Spring piece - love the torn cardboard as the ground! My fave is your AJ page - such inspiring and fun words and cool images - all works so well together and encourages me. Great post. Hugz
ReplyDeleteLots of beautiful art this week! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteYour artwork is always so beautiful and creative ~ Happy Weekend to you,
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Ah these are great pieces of art, Happy PPF on Saturday, Hazel xx
ReplyDeleteLots of great ideas.
ReplyDeleteLovely pieces this post. xoxo
ReplyDeleteHi Linda :) Your art is always so cheerful and positive. I LOVE the coffee cups!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAs always great art Linda, love the feeling of spring emerging from the grunge of winter on your postcard - and I love the journal page quote, which is what it is all about.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us at Try it on Tuesday
Avril x