My week was so hectic with a film subtitling assignment and a designing job I had to handle at the same time. Finishing them were more important with tied deadlines and I didn't have enough time to sit and create any art work.

I only somehow managed to create a simple digital ATC for ScrapArtist's new weekly altered / collage art challenge. ScrapArtist always has been my digiscrap home and I am so excited about these new altered art workshops they are going to have in the coming weeks. This week's theme is "fresh" and here is my entry for the challenge.



- Credits -
Shmootzy frame brush - Nancy Rowe Janitz
wings - Dreamer kit - Aja Abney
banner - Garden party kit - Christine Honsinger
background papers - Chai Latte kit - Gina Miller
collage Pictures - PaperStreet Supplies
Font - Old Newspaper


Happy thanksgiving everybody!!!

They kill good trees to put out bad newspapers.
- James G. Watt

This is so true, and I thought it's a perfect quote to match with my entry for Inspire Me Thursday challenge this week.





Really enjoyed working again with the Return To My Roots kit by fabulous Robyn England. She is a great artist and I creates wonderful designs.

Credits
tree - Robyn England
Newspaper scrap - Christina Renee
Paint splat - Michelle Godin

Angles must be dreaming to go and meet Mr.Moon!!!

This is my take for The Three Muses Challenge this week with the the theme "In your dreams". What a wonderful theme and so many inspiring entries!!!

-Credits -
Background - a free printable by Milliande
Raphael's angel's - blog freebie from "My Artful life"
Postcard image - "Go make something" free printable
Dried flower and leave - Linda Gil Billdal

Vintage text - Hope Wallace

Its the 4th week with Helga's challenge and the theme this week is inspired by texture.

Last Saturday, after Agra's drama class we had a nice walk and had so much fun collecting all the gifts from the nature. So here are what we collected.


And here is my entry for the challenge.


I first layered an art paper with some old vintage book pages and then coated it with white acrylic paint. To make the imprints I used yellow, green and brown shades of acrylic paint.