Five days of playing with Art is indeed a challenge for me. Setting up time to do this is what is actually challenging. With a five year old who wants to do all the artsy stuff that his mama does and a busy, adventurous 11 month old who is always on the look out for trouble keep me super busy all day. I usually sit with my creative muse early in the mornings or late in the night.
Due to time constraints I decided to use a small Strathmore Visual Journal to create the 5 days' pages.
For Day-1, I did this collage. The 'beaded' line states,"Black is here to stay."
Whenever I do Art Journalling I start off with a vague idea in my mind. But quite often the result will be nothing close to what I had planned. The same has happened on this page too. Nonetheless I am happy with the result.
I'm also linking this page to this week's IA theme-Diva
See you tomorrow with a new page.
Thanks for visiting
Susan
Due to time constraints I decided to use a small Strathmore Visual Journal to create the 5 days' pages.
For Day-1, I did this collage. The 'beaded' line states,"Black is here to stay."
Whenever I do Art Journalling I start off with a vague idea in my mind. But quite often the result will be nothing close to what I had planned. The same has happened on this page too. Nonetheless I am happy with the result.
I'm also linking this page to this week's IA theme-Diva
See you tomorrow with a new page.
Thanks for visiting
Susan
GORGEOUS black and white piece, Ariel!
ReplyDeleteLove the black & White it's alway so bold just like a Dive...awesome artwork!
ReplyDeleteI love the graphic black and white of this mod diva!
ReplyDeleteI love the feel you have evoked from this page. Lovely black and white entry that makes such a bold statement.
ReplyDeleteYou rocked this first b/w page of yours. TOTALLY LOVE LOVE THIS!! Great job adding all the detail and stamps to it, looks like a cover for a magazine!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely, love the black and white, so neat! <3
ReplyDeleteI love the retro look - sooo sixties!
ReplyDeleteThanks Yvonne
ReplyDeleteThank you Grannie Annie
Thank you Magpie, appreciate it.
Thank you Bluebeard and Elizabeth
Thank you Dawn. I used rub-ons from my stash for the background and the lady, and stitched the lettered beads.
Thank you Anne
Thank you Hettiene and great theme.
I am always a fan of black and white, but I never have enough restraint.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done! ♥♥♥
gorgeous...rocking
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