kygirl
09-22-2009, 09:49 AM
Let's go under the sea this week and create some mermaids.
For mine, I was totally inspired by Victoria O'Neill's mermaid paper dolls (http://www.artypantz.com/artforsale/paperdolls.html), so I designed it in two pieces. It's mounted on chipboard, cut out, and attached with a brad that allows the tail to swing back and forth. I used a magnet to attach it to my refrigerator.
You might want to do something else -- an ATC, a piece of art, a journaling piece. There's no format requirement this week. Just have fun swimming with the fishes.
Post your work in our all-new Artist's Studio gallery (http://www.digitalartquirks.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=578).
http://www.digitalartquirks.com/photopost/data/578/mermaid1.jpg
For mine, I was totally inspired by Victoria O'Neill's mermaid paper dolls (http://www.artypantz.com/artforsale/paperdolls.html), so I designed it in two pieces. It's mounted on chipboard, cut out, and attached with a brad that allows the tail to swing back and forth. I used a magnet to attach it to my refrigerator.
You might want to do something else -- an ATC, a piece of art, a journaling piece. There's no format requirement this week. Just have fun swimming with the fishes.
Post your work in our all-new Artist's Studio gallery (http://www.digitalartquirks.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=578).
http://www.digitalartquirks.com/photopost/data/578/mermaid1.jpg