Starting February with a fun theme. Favourite critters little and large all welcome as well as your own invented fantastic beasts.
Ron.
Starting February with a fun theme. Favourite critters little and large all welcome as well as your own invented fantastic beasts.
Ron.
A tip of the hat to Rene Magritte (1898-1967).
The dream weaver is swiped from "La Magie Noir" ("Black Magic")
a color lithograph made by the artist.
I found a huge Coconut Cream Pie and dreamy background elsewhere.
Enjoyed the challenges.
Picked out a few sweet things and the moon looming large.
Hello my Kollage Kit compadres...it has been three months now that I have been picking themes and I think it is time to hand the job over to someone else. Hope you all had fun with my challenges and I had great fun seeing your interpretations. I really enjoy this blog and I look forward to being inspired in the coming year!
For now...Sweet Dreams.
Good to see a recent return to hand-painted signs created for some shops, and also the preservation of 'ghost-signs'.
NOW TRENDING: "Grandpa Core"
It's all about the eclectic grandpa aesthetic.
It's gender neutral and timeless.
Must haves: vintage loafers, classic watch, slouchy sweater/chic cardigan, funky sweater vest, vintage hat, gloves, walking stick, athletic socks, patterned trousers and don't forget the boxer shorts (not pictured, they're under those trousers)!
We complain about the pot holes in the roads at the moment in the UK..but having heard about a man called Ludvik Petursson in Grindavik, Iceland, who tragically fell down a huge crack in the earth when they were trying to fill in a massive fissure in the road made me see road menders in a very different light.
The news of his demise really shocked me…how can anyone fall into the earth and not be found!?
Thank you to the men who make our lumpy old roads new and flat again…especially in Iceland.🇮🇸
I was flipping through a book and saw these words: What's old is new again.
Hmmmmmm, I thought. Have fun with this one.
It is time to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind by the irrational juxtaposition of images. Get to it!
As 2024 enters I thought we could have a theme that is on a lot of people's minds.
I know I have been picking for at least the past couple of months, but I thought ... gee, I can do one more round. So...get those scissors ready, steady, GO!!