I'm catching up slowly but surely! I really struggled with the watercolor on this one. I was going for an Asian feel with the text running in vertical columns behind the image. Not quite there but a good idea. The text on the fortune paper makes the curve more believable. I like that.
I also like the fact that these, though still small, are larger than I usually work. One of my goals this year is to increase the size of my work.
I've got one more to do before tomorrow's assignment is posted-I don't think that's going to happen with three grandchildren visiting today!
Each of these entries is absolutely superb! What a great project. Glad you're participating so I can see your results.
ReplyDeleteI love the fortune cookie - the text the shadow and the paper strip with blue text. ALL fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYou may be catching up but these pages are real gems! I'm so glad that I found them. I really like what you've done with the lettering and vertical columns. Very creative!
ReplyDeleteI'm in Laure's "Explorations" class now and I'm about 8 assignments behind.... but I'll keep going forward!!
No sign of a struggle at all - this is exquisite! I wish I'd signd up for that class.
ReplyDeleteI think this looks gorgeous, Barbara! I was immediately drawn to this. Plus, I happen to love that quotation--I use it all the time with prospective students I speak with...you're doing beautiful things here.
ReplyDeleteI always just love your journal pages but this one is really remarkable. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFabulous fortune cookie! You really did well with the tones; it pops off that page!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, Barbara!! Great job on making the image your own!
ReplyDeleteI cannot tell you struggled. This is a beautiful watercolor painting.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful drawing, Barbara. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHello, just saw you're following me! : )
ReplyDeleteNice of you so I can get to know you and you drawings. They lok lovely and beautiful! Thank's.
love this!
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