Recently picked ip a couple of freebies at outdoor stores. They’ll be used for collage words and images, though the NC Wildlife mag is full of good info.
This is an American Woodcock, the bird that walks so funny. Not to be confused with a Wood Duck!
It’s from Amazon, inspired by Becky Bokern.
The image is from a Land’s End catalog, a very good source of colorful images.
Notice, I folded the paper over to get a thicker surface to punch.
Back to the beach, Laura and I arrived in time to watch the race that was going on at home.😄
That’s how I felt, getting to the beach!
I recently saw Margrete Miller use a metal Spirograph on a journal page. I ordered one immediately on Amazon.
(I thought I published this, yesterday!)
I discovered it comes with putty to hold the outer disc in place. Better luck next time.
We took a few interesting photos yesterday. A crepe myrtle preparing to shed bark, and…
Night time clouds and the “buck” moon.
From US-74 between Laurinburg and Lumberton, I took Hwy 41 to Lake View to show Laura this pretty place.
It’a pretty park with what looks like a spring fed lake. The trees in the water are cypress with dripping Spanish moss. I wish I’d gotten out to take more pictures. Maybe next time.
Laura and I are back from a trip to the beach. I can hardly keep my eyes open. Enjoy this video. I’ll be back, tomorrow.
Her stamp with watercolors. Please check it out here https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1GfvG3dwYt/?
at the Wilkes Art Gallery!
A very narrow wall, but I have work hanging there!
It’s part of the 47th Northwest Artists’ Exhibition. I’m thrilled to have been included!
I have two collages accepted for this exhibition! I almost chickened out. It’s my first time submitting!
I’ve shared this one several times. I finally named it, Bound for Glory, as in 🎶 “This train is bound for glory, this train!”🎶
The second one is a result of the #makerscollagechallenge2026, from Makers of Mixed Media Art/Artists, a Facebook group created by PMartist Studio. The collage prompts are selected by Eddie Reyes and Darcy Sanders, two of PMartist’s designers. One of the prompts was, “Hometown,” so that’s what I named it!
