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Showing posts with label woohoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label woohoo. Show all posts
Monday, March 05, 2012
Wednesday, January 04, 2012
5 years in the making...

I finally completed our collages from our trip to Japan in 2006. It was a fun process, even if it was very start-and-stop.
I used matte medium to decoupage the bits and pieces of the receipts and maps and ticket stubs from our trip, then used colored pencil over the textured acrylic. Once done, I sealed the colored pencil with more matte medium, which caused it to blend together more while remaining transparent enough to see the collage below.
Labels:
collage,
colored pencil,
illustration,
personal,
woohoo
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Black Belt!

Us and our awesome instructors!
6 months without art classes but with many super-intense training sessions and the hubby and I have achieved our black belts! (Although we need to wait for the official certificate.) I'm proud of our accomplishments, but I'm also excited to get back to having more art in my life again. I am going to thoroughly enjoy the upcoming holiday season, and then jump back into art classes after the start of the new year.
In between now and then, I have a couple of personal projects that I've been wanting to work on/finish, so look forward to artwork to come!
Thursday, July 07, 2011
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Christmas project
I'm currently working on a new art project unlike anything I've been working on in the past couple of years. It's for all our Christmas gifts, but I don't want to say what it is just yet because I know some of the recipients read this blog.
I will give one major hint. To help speed this project up, I had to buy a new toy: a Dremmel! Woohoo! I was very excited about this, since I've been wanting one for a while. If I had a Dremmel in October, I probably would have carved a pumpkin based on my Proverb sketch. Maybe I will next year.
My husband was vastly amused by the stereotypical gender role reversal: the female member of the family was more excited about the purchase of power tools than the male member.
I will give one major hint. To help speed this project up, I had to buy a new toy: a Dremmel! Woohoo! I was very excited about this, since I've been wanting one for a while. If I had a Dremmel in October, I probably would have carved a pumpkin based on my Proverb sketch. Maybe I will next year.
My husband was vastly amused by the stereotypical gender role reversal: the female member of the family was more excited about the purchase of power tools than the male member.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
More ripples!

#465

#466 (SOLD)
I am amazed at the turnout in participation over at the ripplesketch blog, both from artists contributing time, creativity, and art, and from the people donating to the foundations. Over 500 pieces of artwork and over $3,000 raised so far! Our online community rocks!
Labels:
charitable cause,
ripplesketches,
sketch,
woohoo
Sunday, June 13, 2010
My sketch sold!
Woohoo! My Illustration Friday sketch for ripple sketches was number 202 and it sold! Thanks Laya!
So far the Illustration Friday community has helped raise over $1500, which is a fantastic ripple. Another great big thank you to Kelly Light, who organized this fantastic project and probably didn't anticipate the extent of the response from the community.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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