I loved this image I found of a woman embracing a Chanel bottle and thought it would be the perfect mermaid holding her message in a bottle. Here is a look at the before and after.
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These are little Valentines Mice made out of little white stones. I stuck felt hearts on them and then embelished them with bows and eyes. This is a fun Valentines Day craft for my daughter's second grade class!
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Meet Mable, she's trying her best to keep her skin glowing. She believes in nourishing her body from the inside out but once a week a good facial mask and cucumbers on her eyes make all the difference in the world. She stand 8 inches tall and would love to sit on the side of your tub or on your dresser. She could spend hours in the bathroom! * Mable is an original one of a kind decorative Art Doll and not meant to be played with as a toy.
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it is always a nice surprise to follow your post! so creative
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful peace!! I love all your work and think you are a amazing artist!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Rebecca, and those fish are excellent!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Rebecca! Love that you've shown the before and after. I'd have never recognized the 'after' as having it's origin as an ad! Bravo! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteVery nice transition! Also want to add that I like the older posts that you show at the end of this post. The doll you made using the tea cup from India is priceless.
ReplyDeleteaaawwww I love that message in a bottle.. never let go of your dreams... omg.. this page is really beautiful.. the mermaid fin.. fishes.. oh everything's just beautiful !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love seeing your process. Thank you for sharing. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing idea, thank you for sharing how you evolve your visions.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend,
hugs Anja
Beautiful. I especially like the mermaids tail.
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning piece ... that I would have never guessed began as a Chanel adveristment! Love the harlequin pattern on her, and the daisies on the fish says "Rebecca!" Another gorgeous journal spread, ;)
ReplyDeleteLove this. I always like coming to your blog to see your next wonderful creation!!
ReplyDeleteLove the imagery here!! So true, NEVER let go of your dreams! Love their hair!!
ReplyDeleteyou've done a fabulous job putting your own spin on this!! she's gorgeous!! :))
ReplyDeleteA lovely image and what wonderful inspiration to make her a mermaid in her beautiful undersea world. Perfection!
ReplyDeleteRebecca this is awesome! That techique worked perfectly and I love how it turned out!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! What a great idea...and love all the details as usual :-)
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Ooh mermaids and what a fine and beautiful specimen you're sharing today!! I'm taking the Suzi Blu class which starts today. I'm practising some tails and scales for Sunday Sketches before I get stuck in. Love your retro-styley fish!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I love this creation! Mermaids are sensational, and yours, with the harlequin pattern (which I also adore) is amazing! So very creative. Thank you for your sweet words at my blog niche today!!! ~ Angela
ReplyDeleteOh, I forgot to mention. I am a fan of Sting, and "Message in a Bottle" is one of my favorites of his! Your creation reminded me of that! ~ Angela
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous Rebecca. Thanks for sharing your step by step photos
ReplyDeleteLee:)