My life has been almost completely consumed with the house renovations the last few days. I'm almost ready to give you another update (it's awesome!), but need to edit pictures first. Before I work on that, I thought I'd share the couple of items I created as part of Wanderlust 2017. In my last post, I mentioned that Pat gave me a membership to the classes as one of my Christmas gifts.
Here's the journal page I created for the first week.
For week 2, I made this canvas.
I'm pretty excited about the colors in this canvas and can't wait to hang it just as soon as the renovations come to an end.
The Wanderlust journey has been fun and given me something extra to look forward to each week. As I said before, it's the gift that just keeps giving!
Wanderlust 2017: Weeks 1 & 2
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I’m a jewelry-artist, treasure hunter, & nature-lover that finds joy in the smallest things. I hope to spread that joy and inspiration.
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They are both so gorgeous! I am in awe as always of your creativity.
ReplyDeleteI saw this colorful piece of work on your other social media sites. I didn't realize it was a canvas. I love it! Over the summer I want to try painting something on canvas...something abstract with a lot of color. You're always an inspiration to me!
ReplyDeleteLorraine,
DeleteThank you so much! Yeah, the teacher did hers on some sort of canvas so I decided to try to do one as well. You do canvases all the time, even if they are tiny. A larger one shouldn't scare you!! Besides, canvases seemed to be priced inexpensively when they're on sale (Michael's had them priced almost nothing last week - alas I missed that sale). AND, if you mess up. . .you can just gesso over the whole thing and start over. I'm learning to be more brave in my art. I know you can do that - look at everything you've done already. You're an inspiration to me as well. I adore your mini canvases.
Thanks so much for the kind words and for stopping by to share them. It means so much!
Hope