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| "The Scrap Group": acrylic, junk collage, marker. |
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I have a little 7 x 4" basket that sits on my workspace,
I use it to collect just the smallest scraps.
I use it to collect just the smallest scraps.
Just little bits, collages leftovers. The kind you might toss?
I should have taken a pic when I started, but I was just
scribbling, not planning on this being a step-by-step.
The more I looked at it, I thought it could be interesting
scrap collage postcard?
Not having the patience to collage the background,
I took the easy way out and used Montana markers for
the background orange and blue. The ballpoint ink smeared,
so next time I would do the background first, then draw.
Using just scraps from the basket, I collaged the figures.
It's amazing how often a scrap would fit perfectly.
Serendipity?
Last step was outlining with a black Bravo marker.
I usually do a small collage on the address side, with scraps.
Not great art, but maybe a fun quick alternative?
Worth a try? It's not rocket surgery. ;o)
Just because ...
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| Carolina Wren |
Saturday's Smiles ...
Hoping you feel all the good things in your day.
2 comments:
Love your art and step-by-step, Jacki. But I also love the story of the Ugandan boy and your smiles. I'll send them to my sons. They should know, what's important :-)
Happy Sunday!
Thank you, Elenor. Yes, I do agree with you. I do enjoy finding the "feel good" stories. There is such an emphasis on the negative, which wear down the soul.
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