Joining in with Paint Party Friday.
I’m still playing with this one, so nothing is fixed yet.
Acrylic on triangular canvas with pieces picked up on the beach whilst dong a Beach Clean.
See the picture’s development so far here.
Joining in with Paint Party Friday.
I’m still playing with this one, so nothing is fixed yet.
Acrylic on triangular canvas with pieces picked up on the beach whilst dong a Beach Clean.
See the picture’s development so far here.
So here is the thing, yesterday, 21 January 2015, my husband was diagnosed with kidney cancer. This is the new journey it takes us on.
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interesting 🙂 good use of found objects 🙂
Happy PFF 🙂
Jen #23
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Thank you Jen, love your name, fuzzydragons!
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This is lovely. Your combination of finds and art is brilliant. Such a great concept.
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Thanks Cathy, I am enjoying this new project immensely.
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Fun beginning! Great way of making art! Mixed media is great fun!
Happy weekend!
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Mixed media is so much fun isn’t it Lynn – I’ll be sure to squeeze some painting in this w/e amongst the child care and beach-combing. Have fun!
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Great idea!!
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Thank you Peggy.
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Fantastic! I really like seeing the process too.
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Oh Good! So glad you enjoyed it Nicole.
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what a great way to help keep the beach clean, to recycle, and to make fun art-love it!! Happy PPF!
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Thank you Linda K, I’m having such fun collecting the stuff and then seeing what I can do with it – loving being able to join in with PPF again too.
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No idea which of the last two I like best – both are so different. Keep em both if you can, would be my suggestion!
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Ha! Thanks – I’ll have to try to recreate one of them – although they never do turn out the same, fun trying though.
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Sorry for causing unintentional probs. 😳
Thought you were doing photos of this lot, and as the photos are on the site…
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Oh no , you haven’t caused any problems, I love your comment. Yes I can certainly keep the photos, my decision on this one is about what to bits and pieces to fix permanently to the canvas. I spend so long trying out different combinations that my mind can’t seem to decide. Thanks so much for joining in the discussion, it really does help – a lot!
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Nothing quite as good as creating something from rubbish and you have done a super job {I love a spot of skip swimming myself!}
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Thank you Deborah – lovely comment! ‘Skip swimming’, great expression, not heard that one before.
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Love it!
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Thanks so much MM – it is great fun making something people enjoy looking at out of rubbish!
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Very cool!
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Thanks so much Janette! I’m really enjoying playing around with paint and rubbish!
🙂
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