Tegning Inspirert av en Deep Purple låt

Hei og velkommen, det er meg igjen.

Jeg ble så grådig inspirert av den nydelige låten av Deep Purple, Soldier of Fortune at jeg var nødt til å tegne en vindmølle. Hvorfor ikke, liksom, hvorfor ikke vindmølle? 😊

Jeg synes vindmøller er vakre. Både de litt gammeldagse whimsy og de moderne høye tynne. Vindmøllen min måtte jo ha masse farge. Jeg elsker jo farger. Så etter å ha tegnet den først med blyant, deretter en sort penn, tok jeg frem Dina Wakley's Scribble Sticks og en pensel og ga farge til vindmøllen min. Dernest ble det litt doodling med Faber Castell Pitt Artist pens i de samme koordinerende farger.

Ved siden av vindmøllen har jeg skrevet litt av teksten til Soldier of Fortune;

I have often told you stories about the way
I lived the life of a drifter
Waiting for the day

When I'd take your hand and sing you songs
Then maybe you would say
"Come lay with me and love me"
And I would surely stay

But I feel I'm growing older
And the songs that I have sung
Echo in the distance
Like the sound
Of a windmill going round
Guess I'll always be a soldier of fortune

Hmmm…..tegne flere vindmøller? Tja, hvorfor ikke?

Tusen takk for at du besøkte bloggen min i dag. Håper at du kommer innom ved en senere anledning også.

Ønsker deg en vakker dag.

Klem, Anita
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What I admire - a confidences in my art journal

Hello and welcome,

I want to show you an art journal page I made for the ShowusyourMEdia challenge this month.

The theme is to create a piece of art about what you admire. Is it a grand admiration or is it small and simple? How does what you admire enrich your life?

I admire people who brighten up my day and are happy which gives more of themselves than what they take, Those who dare to show happiness and joy. Happiness is what I admire the most.

Happy People enrich my life by beeing happy. You happy, me happy. That is very contagious.

 I have used the burlap page in my Dina wakley Media journal. I stamped the woman on cardboard. Cut out in a square and stretched around with a black pen. Outside the frame I wrote "I admire people who brighten up my day and are happy which gives more of themselves than what they take".

Materials:- Dina Wakley's Media Journal

- Dina Wakley's Scribbly women stamp

- Dina Wakley's Circle Script stamps
- Dina Wakley's Scribble sticks
- Dina Wakley's Collage paper

- Archival ink in black and pink

- Black pen

- White cardstock

- Dina wakley's Ultra thick Matte Medium

Thank you so much for stopping by! Take care. And remember; "Always look on the bright side of life..."

Hugs, Anita 

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My personal art journal page - Tell through art

Hello and welcome my lovely friends 

I am so glad that you are here. Today I want to show you a art journal page as I have done in connection with Dina Wakleys "Show us your MEdia" challenge as of August 16, it's about showing what you say to yourself. And this is my personal  art journal page with my sayings:

This page is in my wonderful Dina Wakley media journal (which I love), and it is burlap. I used my scribble sticks in colours Blackberry and Black to scribble around the midle, this to illustrate my surroundings and thoughts and feelings from time to time. 

I have sewn the card in the middle and left the top open so I could use it as a pocket. And in my pocket I have another card with my sentence. I have made a hole in the top and threaded on a ribbon as I have colored myself. The wonderful colours on my biggest card is Tim Holt's Distress Oxide. All of the stamps is from Rubber Dance, and the mushrooms is colored with Faber Castell pens.

 I say it to my self all the time - "Today I choose to be happy", why is that you would maybe ask. Why exactly that sentence? Well, thats because  I have and have had many challenges in life and if I can not keep my mood up, if I do not manage to hold on my good mood then everything ends. This art journal page is wery personal for me, but I do not believe in secrecy and to hide things. Why not be open and honest? 

I suffer from Myalgic Encephalopathy, and it is a disease with many challenges without going into it in detail. But those of you who have the same disease or have any close who suffer from the same know what I'm talking about. 

That's why the sentence to my self: "Today I choose to be happy".

Thank you so much for stopping by. If you have any questions, no matter what, do not hesitate to ask. I respond with pleasure.

I wish you a wonderful and creative day!

Hugs, Anita
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Reminder of a new fun challenge at Rubber Dance with some inspiration

Hello and welcome,
I just came by to remind you of the current Challenge over at Rubber Dance Blog. The theme is Black & White + one color of your choise.

Here is a art journal page I made to inspire you.

Black & White, and Pink

Rubber Dance stamps I've used:
- Textured Flowers
- Old book page
- Round in circles

Some details:

Remember to use the code ASFreeShip to get worldwide free ship when you buy Rubber Dance stamps.

Hope to see your art in the Rubber Dance Challenge!

Thank you for visiting.

Hugs, Anita
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Dream it - Wish it - Do it! New Challenge at Rubber Dance

Hello my beautiful friends!

New month, new opportunities and new Challenge at Rubber Dance. If you Dreaming of joining, and Wish you could, you can Do it!  :-)

From today and forward to April 15 the colour theme is:

I made this art journal page for your inspiration and to encourage you to do what you wish. Life is too short to give up your dreams. Join the Challenge over at Rubber Dance and allow yourself to have some fun and do what you dreaming of!

I stamped the feathers with Dina Wakley's Scribble Sticks, I think they were absolutely marvelous.

Materials used:

Stamps:

Antique Botanicals

Textured Feathers

Think Again

Acrylic Paint

Watercolour Paint

Scribble sticks

Archival Ink

Glossy Accent

black pen

Tim Holtz stencil

Please remember if you shop stamps at Rubber Dance use the code AS-FreeShip and get free shipping. The money you save on postage you can use to buy more stamps :-) Yeh!

See you soon. Thank you for stopping by. Take care!

Hugs, Anita

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