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Showing posts with label small collages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label small collages. Show all posts
Saturday, September 23, 2017
New Beginnings
Recently my niece had her long awaited first baby, a little boy named Josiah. I wanted to make something for his room that she would like and he would like looking at as he got older. I did this little collage of a ewe and her lamb. To me they symbolized new beginnings in the sweetest way. Here is to new beginnings.
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Annie and Max
After talking to one my fellow Pieces Fay, I have been in a collage state of mind. She had just finished a really wonderful collage that she had been working on for quite awhile, we couldn't help comparing notes about all of the papers, bags, wall paper samples, magazine photos, fabrics, buttons, yada, yada that we have collected over the years. Each piece is special in that it just had to be saved for that someday I will use this, special moment Collages are a great way to use these treasures.
Here is a small starter of a pet sheep we used to have named Annie and her first lamb Max. It is not quite done, I am still working on the legs and background but I thought it would be fun to post.
Donna Vines
Here is a small starter of a pet sheep we used to have named Annie and her first lamb Max. It is not quite done, I am still working on the legs and background but I thought it would be fun to post.
Donna Vines
Saturday, July 4, 2015
Collage Day
Thursday was my day to lead the group and I thought instead of painting it would be fun to do a collage. We hadn't had a collage day in quite a while. I have a basket of papers I use. Some of the papers are tissue, some designer , some hand painted. I even have pages from books in different languages, sheet music and odds and ends I have picked up along the way. I only keep as many as will fit into my basket so I can carry everything I need in one container.
I brought in several photos, acrylic paints for the under paintings, brushes and the binding medium. The panels I brought were small but because we were doing an under painting then the collage I thought we might need a few weeks to complete our projects. Although we made a lot of progress we didn't quite finish so next week I will post photos of our final results.
When I got home I decided to keep collaging. I wanted to finish my group project with the group so I looked around for something else. I found a photo Kathy had given us awhile ago to paint and I decided to collage my little bird instead.
The first photo is the one Kathy gave us, the second is my under painting and the third is the start of my collage.
Donna Vines
I brought in several photos, acrylic paints for the under paintings, brushes and the binding medium. The panels I brought were small but because we were doing an under painting then the collage I thought we might need a few weeks to complete our projects. Although we made a lot of progress we didn't quite finish so next week I will post photos of our final results.
When I got home I decided to keep collaging. I wanted to finish my group project with the group so I looked around for something else. I found a photo Kathy had given us awhile ago to paint and I decided to collage my little bird instead.
The first photo is the one Kathy gave us, the second is my under painting and the third is the start of my collage.
Donna Vines
| Original photo |
| The under painting |
| starting the collage background |
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