Illuminate
Thank you for stopping by! Ali's prompt for June turned in to a fun and messy project! We were asked to make a series of multimedia canvases. It was up to us to choose how we wanted to do them in terms of ourselves and our word. My word is Illuminate and I tried to reflect that in my 9 little canvases. I had the opportunity to use some products that I hadn't had a chance to use yet - its alway fun when you can use stuff from your stash!
In June I was also taking Claudine Hellmuth's Composition for Collage class and found that my 9 little canvases collectively made a grid compositional structure for collage! So in the photos below you will see the canvases as a collage and also as they look in my One Little Word album.
As a collage |
In the page protector |
In my OLW album |
The entire list is below so that you don't miss any stops along the way. Thanks for stopping by. I hope you'll leave a comment!
Julie Ann julieannshahin2.blogspot.com
Melissa S http://blog.mshanhun.com
Karen womenontractors.blogspot.com
Lynn http://www.crafty-creativity.blogspot.com/ You are here
Very nice Lynn! Love the filmstrip one, simple, yet it reminds me of the need to illuminate so you can see what the slide shows!!
ReplyDeleteLike the pop of red on your canvases. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteI love the organic feel of the collage as a whole. Great job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking collage :) I'm really drawn to the yarn/string in the upper right corner. Looks like wheat. I don't knw why, but I like it.
ReplyDeleteHope I'll be back in the hop next month!
Lynn--your collages are beautiful! Love the filmstrip one and the one that looks like the sun. Simply gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLynn, really great work this month. I love how each of your canvases has its own special element but the grouping is a huge success as a collage. I just love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat job with your canvases. They really fit your word too.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and details of your canvases.
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Love your colours Lynn - the colours really do reflect your word. Very inspiring.
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