I decided to make a collage of photos from all the pages of my sketchbook project 2011. I used a piece of ply wood 2 feet wide and 4 feet long, so it's quite a large piece. I created it as a conversation piece for my home as well as something to remember my sketchbook project 2011. Every image between the covers of my sketchbook are within this collage. Some of the images are of the two page spread and some are of each individual page so many images actually appear twice. This was a lot of fun and a very carefree project I worked on over the weekend. Have a happy Monday everyone!
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What a wonderful treasure for your wall. I can just see it hanging there, bright, cheerful and so artsy looking in your home!
ReplyDeleteWonderful conversation piece of art. Love all the bright colors and the overall feel on this piece! Great way to keep these beautiful ladies while their "parents" travel and are introduced to so many people next year! Happy Day, Rebecca!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I love how now you can see all the pages at once! Great job Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteOh the colors Rebecca, the meer sight of this is utterly AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is down to the foor. This is absolutely amazing. This moves me.
ReplyDeleteOH MY GODDESS, REBECCA !!!!!!!
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This is beyond beautiful and amazing work !!!
This is truly awesome...what a great way to have all those wonderful, coloful faces on display.....Great idea....
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow and a BIG 'wow'!!! This is AWEsome and what an inspired idea! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeletewonderfull! i love it
ReplyDeleteStunning! I love it. This is a great idea for any collection or series and what an impressive piece. I love that it chronicles your journey. This would make a perfect print too...
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Wow! this is amazing! Terrific piece :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic Rebecca, I just love it and it is so uniquely you!
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I get this faceted mirrored image going in my mind when I look at this. Its almost like a quilt. I would love to hang it in my home or a client's home. Now, on another track, you could take a photo of it and turn it into a transfer....I'm just saying, it's good any way you look at it!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you wanting to remember the journal and see all the faces,I had to look and look, enlarge and look some more. I am always facinated by your work, and think how does she do that? At art shows I always like when peiple say, how do you do that.
ReplyDeleteIt was also interesting reading your talking about making a living as an artist. I understood everything you said and right from the heart and spirit.
Good luck with your journal and art. I am hoping to do the sketchbook journal as well, just needing to get together the funds first. I have so many medical bills due to my liver issue, it isn't funny! =/ Ugh!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I love your sketchbook pages and am looking forward to seeing more of your art. :)
What a great thing for you to do Rebecca! I loved all your "Daisydolls" for your sketchbook project this year and now you have them all on one priceless piece of art! This is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible. I look at this all day and never get bored! What a wonderful way to enjoy all your art and to add vivid and awesome color to your home. LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful idea and it turned out beautiful! I love your post on your practical journal pages too! Have a wonderful rest of your week~ Theresa
ReplyDeleteEvery time I come to your blog, I'm filled with sensory overload. Your work never ceases to amaze me. It's always creative, new, fun and beautiful. And this collage you've made of your journal pages is no exception. It's gorgeous! I'm really in trobule now, because I've been away from blog hopping for awhile, and now have loads of your posts to catch up on. I'll think I'll need a lie down after looking at all your wonderful creations. :)
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