I have two collage pieces one 5 x 7 in my sketchbook, and one on a 6 x 6 piece of wood. In Karen Sako's class we were to pick at random three papers from a magazine, old homework notebooks, a music workbook and maps and then proceed. We could add whatever else we wanted to after gluing down our papers.
I call this one "Finger Pointing".
In this piece I was inspired by the two arrows on the homework page. Then I saw a brown bag with an arrow also. That is my "Theme".
This is the card. The areas top and bottom are the table it was on. I wanted a square format, as I sometimes post to Instagram. I made this card for my nine year old Grandson who also loves Pugs-two weeks ago I posted an elephant card for him. The incentive for the card is a letter I received from him. His class at school had to write a handwritten letter to someone, and then the school asked that recipients return a handwritten letter to the school, and the student will read it aloud in class. If you enlarge by clicking, you will see the two old dictionary descriptions for the word "Dog" and for "Pug". I got the photo from images on Google and coated the back and front with Blick Polymer Acrylic, so it would be less likely to wrinkle when glued down. I also used "Yes" paste which has less water content, and that also helps in a smooth application.
Have a wonderful week and Happy PPF to you and a big thank you to our hostesses, Eva and Kristin.
I always feel happy when you leave comments or ask questions...
😀Gloria
Great collage
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DeleteLovely collage pieces this week Gloria
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DeleteReally nice art this week even if it was a slow art week. Love these.
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DeleteInteresting and special collages Gloria! And such a cute card for your grandson. Thanks for the tips on how to glue it down without wrinkles. I often struggle with that ...
ReplyDeleteOh! Your intuitive work is so beautiful! Thank you for your comments.
Delete"finger pointing" - a perfect title to a great composition! Love the pug too:) Happy PPF!
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DeleteFinger pointing..how perfect is that right now!! Wonderful work...I think I recognize that profile too!! How wonderful that your grandson picked you!! He knew you'd write back...love the pug!!
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DeleteNot a slow week at all, Gloria. What wonderful pieces of art you have made! The pug is so precious.
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