Artist Trading Art (ATC) for art everyday AEM
Wednesday, November 1, 2006
ART EVERYDAY: I am so excited to be partcipating in Art Everyday Month. I'd seen something like this a while back but it was from a few years ago and I'd not taken the time to pursue. Then thanks to Mary Ann I found a very current project, to start today.
I know, I just said something about continuing to take on new projects when I have so many unfinished. Look at it this way. I can finish one of those started pieces everyday. Tee-hee. Wish me luck. And I do have about forty ATC cards cut and ready to complete.
I AM pretty certain I do nearly a piece of art everyday anyway. Flexibility is accepted also. PHEW!
These two ATCs (Art Trading Cards) contain the image of a girl whom I fell in love with the moment I spotted her. I found her on an old photo from DH, Greg's family. The picture is of a family of fifteen. This girl appears to have two younger siblings.
Blogger is refusing to upload my pictures yesterday and today so please find the two ATC images as blogged from flickr (please click and go to all sizes for best view) or find at my picturetrail (again click to see both photos and get larger images).
You can also find Grasp at windyangelsandyou. I wrote it earlier this morning when the sun was still shining (and it wasn't snowing).
I know, I just said something about continuing to take on new projects when I have so many unfinished. Look at it this way. I can finish one of those started pieces everyday. Tee-hee. Wish me luck. And I do have about forty ATC cards cut and ready to complete.
I AM pretty certain I do nearly a piece of art everyday anyway. Flexibility is accepted also. PHEW!
These two ATCs (Art Trading Cards) contain the image of a girl whom I fell in love with the moment I spotted her. I found her on an old photo from DH, Greg's family. The picture is of a family of fifteen. This girl appears to have two younger siblings.
Blogger is refusing to upload my pictures yesterday and today so please find the two ATC images as blogged from flickr (please click and go to all sizes for best view) or find at my picturetrail (again click to see both photos and get larger images).
You can also find Grasp at windyangelsandyou. I wrote it earlier this morning when the sun was still shining (and it wasn't snowing).
I absolutely love this quotation - should place it in large letters across my brain.
"Now and then it’s good to pause in our
pursuit of happiness
and just be happy.”
Guillaume Apollinaire, 1880-1918
"Now and then it’s good to pause in our
pursuit of happiness
and just be happy.”
Guillaume Apollinaire, 1880-1918
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