Another Friday, another round of artmaking. Here's what you missed out on-
Sejal being very surprised when I took her picture. She's working on a MAMMOTH SIZE ATC. Artwork that spans 3 cards and they all interconnect. Three different people create three interlocking images. We can thank Rawn for the great idea.
Laura was getting all psychedelic with her cards last week. Don't look too hard at the images or you might get dizzy and start seeing vapor trails.
Becky, a first time OSFer, put on the hard hat and went to work. Check out some of what she got done.
Sketchbook paper experiments.
More sketches and a pretty sweet ATC. She used cut paper to create the intricate pattern. Hope we didn't scare her off with all the FREE PIZZA and AWESOME COMPANY. I'm being sarcastic, can you tell?
If you're reading this and haven't come yet, you should stop by and make some artwork. You'll be happy you did.
She uses a multimedia approach. She says she likes using acrylic craft grade paint because they have a nice flowing consistency and they're really cheap. That had never occurred to me but she's quite right. 
A pretty impressive finished product. Ronnie commented about how sketchbooks offer more creative freedom due to the fact that there's no stress to create a "finished" product. Pressure can interfere with the creative process. Sometimes we have to trick ourselves out of that pressure.
And here is my current project. Believe it or not this mess of green foam and yellow terry cloth will be transformed into a puppet. I've got a long way to go.
Sejal being very surprised when I took her picture. She's working on a MAMMOTH SIZE ATC. Artwork that spans 3 cards and they all interconnect. Three different people create three interlocking images. We can thank Rawn for the great idea.
Becky, a first time OSFer, put on the hard hat and went to work. Check out some of what she got done.
Sketchbook paper experiments.
