Plan B

A bit tired tonight. Busy with another project sooooo...



Macaroni Flower 01-31-11



Yet another Flower

Plastic Water Bottle and Acrylic Paint 01-30-11

Bronze Clay finished 01-30-11

January 29, 2011

Repeat Medium with Different Technique

Craft Foam 01-29-11

Melty Beads

Making better use of my iron!


Melty Beads 01-28-11



Out of the kiln. Still figuring out the final piece.

 Off to the kiln I go ...

Bronze Clay 01-27-11   (Pre-firing)

Link to other Art

If anyone is interested in any of my other creative endeavors go to this link:

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2012390&id=1511855047&l=fe02460506

This one's for my "brutally" honest critic.You know who you are!

The flower of the day ...

Watercolor Pencil 01-26-11

Brush Pens

Brush Pen 01/25/11

Brush Pen (2) 01/25/11

Ink Pen (from my purse) 01/25/11

Tried out Brush Pens. Vibrant color but Im still gonna nail the watercolors. Stay tuned!

Watercolors

My Watercolor skills are a bit rusty, but these are my flower(s)  of the day.

Watercolor 01-24-11

Watercolor 01-24-11

Some of the flowers

 OK, here is my first attempt at adding pictures to the blog.



Pencil 01-03-11

 

Origami 01-06-11



  

Ink and Colored Pencil 01-08-11

Tissue Paper 01-09-11

Polymer Clay 01-10-11

Pencil using alphabet 01-11-11

Sharpie Markers 01-12-11

Craft Foam 01-13-11



Photoshop 01-13-11

Adobe Illustrator 01-14-11

Felt 01-17-11



Dryer Lint Collage 01-18-11

Latch Hook 01-19-11

Polymer Clay 01-20-11

Hole Punch and Package Pieces 01-21-11

Apple Bag and Mesh Fabric 01-23-11

Paper Flower 01-23-11



 















The Plan

My goal is to post the progress along with photos of my Art Therapy project. The end result is a final piece to be entered in this year's Artprize in Grand Rapids, Michigan. My plan is to create a 3"x3" square on a daily basis (or double up if I miss a day). Subject matter is a flower a day and any medium goes. The project started on January 3 and will end when I have 192 squares with a variety of flowers. These squares will then be laid out into larger squares that will then be assembled into the final piece.