Lately, I can’t seem to get away from green and pink 😀 I started this by gluing down a page from an old murder mystery novel. I drew the big flower image on the page first with my dip pen and India Ink. Then I colored the page lightly with Caran d’Ache crayons. The collage pieces are from an old atlas that I stamped and painted.
My time on the computer has been limited the past week, so, I am behind visiting my favorite artist blogs. I got up earlier than usual this morning and found Dianne Bishop Carey’s blog: Art Beneath the Cottonwoods . She is a new (to me) artist and you might want to check out her blog if you have never been there. Her blog heading says mixed media, altered books, journal pages, calligraphy and fiber arts.
Joyful Ploys 
I know I’ve said this before, but I really enjoy all the levels of transparency in your work, Mary – very nicely done!
And I’m guessing it was Professor Plum. With the Candlestick Holder. In the Conservatory. 🙂
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Great page…very lovely. And I love how you continually change your blog banner!
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Just beautiful! I love your pages
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great page and thanks for telling us how you did that, I love you page headings
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Beautiful! The coloring is just gorgeous! 🙂
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I don’t care if you ever get away from pink and green because you use them so beautifully. And your new blog header is great….fresh, bright, cheerful.
Thanks for the link….I’m off to check it out.
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Wow! thanks for the link to my blog! Stopping by to express my appreciation for your visit and comment, and so surprised to see my blog mentioned…Love your header and the art that I see here. You use color in a vibrant way, and I am in tune with that…the postcards are inspirational…I may have to do some of those myself…thanks so much for sharing your work.
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Hi Mary,
This looks gorgeous!
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loving these pages, the colors, the shapes, and how the words pop through it all. Awesome !
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Love your pages! They are colorful and attractive!
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