Tag It On! - Rhubard, Crumble, and Custard

My tag this week for Tag It On! has the colors of pink and yellow (I'm not sure I've ever combined those two before), texture from gesso and netting, embellishments (brad and netting), and several stamped flowers in black, pink, and yellow inks.

Roma and Postage Stamps

This postcard was done for two challenges today:

Paper Minutes - cities and Created by Hand. - postage stamps. This is a paper collage, but I didn't like the colors that it had. So I have digitally made the postcard sepia.

Little Girls - Gothic Arches

The Sunday Gothic Arches theme this week is Little Girls. This image is from Dover Publications. The background is one that came from a challenge on Art Creation Friday several months ago.

Artarazzi

I used the image given us by Artarazzi, filtered it, duplicated it twice, reversing and flipping it over. I had the angel picture on my computer but the image was only from head to hands. I extended the angel's dress and superimposed the angel over the background. Simple, but I like it.

TIO

This orange tag was made for Tag it on. I started with some paper I had made a while back using scraps of computer paper and tissue paper. I dabbed the paper with orange and gold Moonglow colors, stamped the flowers with some of my stamps, and deposited this handmade fairy onto the tag. Not being into fairies too much, I have no stamps of that sort. This was fun to do. 

Gothic Arches - Vintage Women

Here is my entry for Gothic Arches. Background and image are from Dover.

Artarazzi - Spring Flowers

The painting furnished us today by Artarazzi is Spring Flowers by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, a Dutch-born English classical painter. The background is one of the posters that Dover Publications offered as a freebie.

Art Creations Friday

I wanted to use this beautiful young woman but not as a clown. So changed a bit about her attire and placed her in front of an old pub, across the ocean from her home in the US. Unfortunately, try as I might, I could never get her image as sharp as the background.  This image comes to us from Art Creations Friday.