My grandkids love books and we enjoy reading Eric Carle books together. He’s the illustrator of over 70 books and author of many of those. His most famous book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, has been read by children in sixty-two different languages. If … Continue reading →
I am having fun seeing how many different creative expressions one photo can inspire in me by using different mediums and techniques. In the previous post I showed you some watercolor pictures inspired by this photo I took: I moved on to … Continue reading →
Week 3 of the Documented Life Project challenge was” The Color Wheel” and the journal prompt was “I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way…” by Georgia O’Keeffe. Jan: When my … Continue reading →
The art challenge for week 50 of the Documented Life Project was: “Pick a fantasy vacation spot and make a packing list. Money is NO object!” Jan: My husband’s dream for years is to go to Tahiti. That’s fine with … Continue reading →
The Documented Life Project challenge for week 36 was simply: “Black and white.” Jan: When I did this post on using leaves for gelli printing, I played around with using just black and white paint. I really liked how some … Continue reading →
Week 11 challenge of the Documented Life Project was to “Draw, photograph or collage a bird onto your page.” Jan: While pondering what I wanted to do with my bird challenge, I noticed the front cover of a map/brochure of … Continue reading →
The challenge for week 6 of the Documented Life Project was to “Open your Pinterest board and be inspired.” As you can imagine, that opens the door to unlimited inspiration and interpretation for the challenge. I decided to only look … Continue reading →
In case you missed previous posts, Melinda and I are participating in The Documented Life Project challenges. Feel free to join us! Week 2 Challenge was to incorporate a selfie in the challenge, by taking a photo and printing it, … Continue reading →