I try to eke in a little art of some kind each day. I'm not always successful at that aim. And while working on a whole new jewelry design can often be too daunting, throwing a little paint and collage onto a page is usually more manageable and intuitive. I don't usually share those creative endeavors here on the blog, but on other social media instead. ICAD 2019 from Tammy of Daisy Yellow ended at the end of July, but I've continued to share my process videos on the CraftyHope YouTube channel throughout August. I'll have a few more through this month as well. To make sure you see what I did create, I like to share a round-up of sorts each month. Take a look.
These videos are grouped into three cards each so that there aren't as many of them. I shared quite a few more this month than I did last month. First are Cards 16-18.
ICAD 16: Chandelier |
ICAD 17: Bench or Wood |
ICAD 18: Yearbook |
ICAD 19: Yellow |
ICAD 20: Vitrina (Display Case) |
ICAD 21: Guitar |
ICAD 22: Bicycle |
ICAD 23: Poem |
ICAD 24: Music Box |
ICAD 25: Rose |
ICAD 26: Tinker Toys |
ICAD 27: Corduroy |
ICAD 28: Architecture |
ICAD 29: Terra Cotta |
ICAD 30: Lemon or Lemonade |
ICAD 31: Mis-matched |
ICAD 32: Caramel |
ICAD 33: Ogee |
ICAD 34: Constellation |
ICAD 35: Pine Tree |
ICAD 36: Thesaurus |
In the caption of each of the above photos, I've included the prompt for the day. Some of the ways I interpreted each of these are obvious, while others, not so much. Each video explains what I was thinking when I created them. If you have any questions about my art journaling process or materials, please don't hesitate to ask.
Colorful and meaningful! Most importantly, you have fun and creative time :)
ReplyDeleteYes! It's become so important to me to make sure there's some color in mm days. Throwing paint at some paper is the perfect way to achieve that it seems.
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