Showing posts with label skeleton leaf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skeleton leaf. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 October 2021

Jumping from project....

 ...to project seems to be the way to keep my muse entertained, and I've certainly been doing that this past week.  I started creating the paper for my next star book


and it looks decidedly different from when I started on hot press watercolour paper with a flurry of stamping.


I finished a bookmark that had been sitting on my table for weeks and weeks and weeks.


I created a card with a skeleton leaf I found months ago.


And that got me back into the mode for Christmas card assembly (and a darn good thing, too, as it's creeping ever closer and there are many more to build).


I painted three wooden panels, and secured works on paper to them, one of which was presold.  Don't you love it when a sale spurs on projects that had been waiting in the wings?  I'd been avoiding doing this for two of them for at least two years because it's a tricky thing to retro-fit a paper work to a panel,  Cowardice wins every time.  😨 


And I finally finished working on that large piece (well, two pieces actually) of Typar I started last month.


I suspect part of it will be perfect for a hinged binding I have in mind.

I have also started a 20 x 16" painting, which is at the really boring stage right now (that is much preferable to the ugly stage which is my least favourite part of painting 😖).  More on that next week - or month - depending on where the muse leads me!

Hope your week has been both productive and fun.  I look forward to hearing all about it.  

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