My personal challenge, an assignment to make a collage daily for 365 days, is almost halfway.
This month I focused on the combination of text and image. You can make text in many ways, as I describe in another article.
Some methods require hardly any tools, others are a bit more complicated.
Either way, just as making images unleash a lot of creativity, so does making texts. 🙂
I gave myself a challenge, an assignment to make a collage daily. For half the month I was ill (Covid, grrr). I did make collages some days, but on other days I had to skip.
Inspired by a friend who followed a course in art journaling, I too put some first steps on that path.
The main difference with the November collages is the text and the date stamp I added.
It’s great to see the art journal pages of others to get inspired. Look at my Instagram account and click the hashtag #artjournal or #artjournaling. (In the first comment of my posts).
I gave myself a challenge, an assignment to make a collage daily. Gelli printing made me really enthusiastic, so in November I was totally committed to making Gelli prints.
So much so, that I made a separate article about the process and the discoveries of my experiments that you can read here:
What is Gelli Printing and What Makes it so Amazingly Easy?
It’s great to see the Gelli prints of others to get inspired. Have a look at my Instagram account and click the hashtag #gelliplate or #gelliprint. (In the first comment of my posts).
In 2020 I took a picture almost every day and published it on this website and on Instagram. In hindsight, not every picture was satisfying, so I made selections of them. 🙂
Click the picture for an enlargement.
For several months we have been in a complete lockdown which made my options for nice subjects rather limited. Yet, this was also a challenge to make the most of it.
In 2020 I took a picture almost every day and published it on this website and on Instagram. In hindsight, not every picture was satisfying, so I made selections of them. 🙂
Click the picture for an enlargement.
For several months we have been in a complete lockdown which made my options for nice subjects rather limited. Yet, this was also a challenge to make the most of it.
In 2020 I took a picture almost every day and published it on this website and on Instagram. In hindsight, not every picture was satisfying, so I made selections of them. 🙂
Click the picture for an enlargement.
For several months we have been in a complete lockdown which made my options for nice subjects rather limited. Yet, this was also a challenge to make the most of it.