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| Sarah: junk mail collage postcard. |
Want music?
then click back on this blog tab or here to listen as you browse, or not?
J. M. O: (just my opinion)
I like low maintenance plants and people.
I have no roses, eventhough they are beautiful.
I have a lot of successful succulents.
By this age, you have figured out what works for you.
What clothes work and what would be a disaster.
What foods to crave and what to avoid.
And, what people bring joy and others, not so much.
One benefit to age.
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| just my opinion. |
When working on a postcard, not a regular postcard, but
a stamp-person postcard, it is more difficult to exaggerate
the scale in such a limited space. Here goes ...
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| step 1 |
This is a cut down recycled box, heavy cardboard. I like the color.
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| step 2 |
Old newsprint, a glue stick & a brayer ... on my way.
I chose a Sarah Vaughn stamp & her music above,
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| step 3 -5 |
... then added black newsprint to start.
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| step 6 - 10 |
Wanted to make sure I could fit in shoes, plus another arm.
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| step 11-15 |
Cool socks & part of Sarah's ensemble.
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| step 16 -18 |
A start on hands & a dress.
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| step 19 - 21 |
More hands & more dress detail. Polka dots, yea!
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| step 22 - 24 |
I always intended to use this red, just now got to it.
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| step 25 - 29 |
Dress, pockets & trim, nearly done.
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| step 30 |
Add marker & done? Not yet.
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| step 31 |
A touch of white marker. Done.
Now a postcard has two sides, right?
I like to add a small collage to the address side.
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| step 1 -2 |
WW thinks this it's silly, a waste of time,
but I do it anyway.
Ready to address & get to the PO ...
A smile for Wednesday ...
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