Item 9/365: A photograph postcard for one of my Postcrossings mailings. Postcrossings is a worldwide exchange center of for postcards that is fun for all the participants. This particular card is of a road going up a canyon just a couple of miles from my home. This card went to Germany.
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| Indian Creek Road |
Item 10/365: This is another postcard for Postcrossings, one that went to a young girl in Russia. She was very interested in fairy tales and I found this unicorn image and made a postcard from it. Hope she likes it.
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| Unicorn Card sent to Germany |
Item 11/365: This postcard went to the Netherlands. Brusho was my choice for the background, this time both painted and sprinkled, then I added gold embossing paste through a stencil.
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| Art Card sent to the Netherlands |
Item 12/365:Watercolor crayon for the 1st layer, then Brusho and finally, acrylic gloss medium. This postcard went to Australia and I wanted to make sure it was waterproofed for the trip.
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| Art Card sent to Australia |
Item 13/365: Ths postcard is a collage of many types of hand painted and distressed papers. It went to Germany.
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| Art Card sent to Germany |
Item 14/365: I created this postcard using inks for the background, First I added the inks, then while they were still wet, I covered the inks with crumpled up saran wrap and let the card dry. Then, I added a fern leaf created from translucent embossing paste which I had tinted green. This card went to someone in the US.
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| Art Card sent to USA |
Item 15/365:Another photograph of a mountain road near our home. This postcard went to New Zealand.
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| Road in the Big Belt Mountains |
Item 16/365: This card uses a rubber stamp from Wplus9 designs. The first layer of color in the flowers and leaves is from alcohol markers. After that I did all the shading with colored pencil (one of my favorite mediums). This card went to Taiwan.
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| Postcard sent to Taiwan |
Item 17/365: The last entry for today is a journal page. I finally discovered my bird feeder and hung it this week, so this page celebrates that milestone.
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| Bird journal page |
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