My Good Fortune Journal inspired this little do-over painting for this new project. Which by the way, I am making a journal to hold the cards and art as well as other important things like the maps and stamps of Baha and Pelago etc etc. When I get the journal a little further along.....well you know I will share that.
I am loving this, such a feeling of time past, even the writing ahs that proper feel of things written to others, it is very good, one's head fills with one's own images of a time and people.
Yay, Friday! Time to do some blog-hopping and travel the world with our fellow participants!!! :) I love your card! I hope you have time to catch up and be at the same country some day! ♥
beautiful dear sharon, this reminds me so very much of Nick Bantock.. have you heard of him?. He wrote Griffin and Sabine series. I am loving what you are doing here, can anyone participate?
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And then, I sit and stitch. And stitch. Because stitching calms and relaxes me. It quiets the chatter in my head and keeps me upright in the chair zone in the evenings. And that is The Cloth Side Of Me.
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Dear Timothy,
I am making progress quilting the backside of your cloth where my story
continues to develop.
First of all, you probably won't recognize th...
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1789 view of Boston Lighthouse
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Jonathan Welch Edes (American artist, 1750-c 1793-1803) Overmantle
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Photography Friday (and a blog break)
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Can it really be two weeks have passed since my last Photography Friday?
Well, yes it can! Then let's have another one, shall we?
This is the pond near the...
I am loving this, such a feeling of time past, even the writing ahs that proper feel of things written to others, it is very good, one's head fills with one's own images of a time and people.
ReplyDeleteFabulous work! Brilliant postcard - I am imagining the 1930's - excellent.
ReplyDeleteJanet xx
What a great project. Thanks for taking us along on the "journey".
ReplyDeleteLove Fridays :) and of course your art ♥ ♥
ReplyDeleteYay, Friday! Time to do some blog-hopping and travel the world with our fellow participants!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your card! I hope you have time to catch up and be at the same country some day! ♥
Your card is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe postcard is wonderful...great art work!
ReplyDeleteI am having the best time following your postcard journey! This new card is amazing...I love it!
ReplyDeleteohh this one is just gorgeous, so beautiful and aged. Gorgeous handwriting too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, SHaron!
ReplyDeletebeautiful dear sharon,
ReplyDeletethis reminds me so very much of Nick Bantock.. have you heard of him?.
He wrote Griffin and Sabine series.
I am loving what you are doing here, can anyone participate?
Another great postcard. Glad you are catching. Nearly there. Nice storyline. Well done. ...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous print. Love the butterflies and the dragon. Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteHey Sharon,
ReplyDeleteGreat minds think alike! LOL
Hugs, Darlene
You're doing a fantastic job catching up, Sharon. :) Totally love the china piece!
ReplyDeleteHaha...and you are so right to add yourself to this growing list of old masters, your work is beautiful :D XXX
ReplyDeleteBeautiful postcard, lovely work.
ReplyDeleteJen x