Digital art

Scrap book back grounds

I did a few more back ground pages
Red velvet

The Forrest edge

feel free to use them if you wish.
salmon sky

Dragonfly

I really like to create digital scrap book pages.
The cost to do this with store bough paper gets very expensive.

New ideal

We seem to have lost interest in the wtj.
So I came up with an ideal to get our creative interests back.
Here are a couple of background pages I created.

click on the photo to enlarge then right click to save.
print it out or do digital art with them.

I thought we could create and share things like this and post how we used each others pages for a card, scrapbook or journal page.

Here is a card I did with the top page.

And a graphic I did to add to a layout.
you are welcome to use the graphic too.

Or create wisdom cards with me.

Fall wishes

This is a card I did for the blog candy contest.
May you all enjoy

Hello Every one

I was looking at you tube videos yesterday and one of my favorites had a post on a free program called Art rage, I down loaded it and had such fun. it is easy to use.
I made like 4 paintings. in 1 day. They do look like oil paint.
I would imagine if they were printed on a textured paper they would be great for framing once I learn more on painting. I am thinking of buying the program to unlock the other features. I will just use the free version for now. till I see if the fun wears off. This is not a paid advertisement. Only a referral for your benefit. .

If you have any think to share this week click on Mr Linky and it will open to another page to insert the link to your post for this week.
Take care and have lots of creative fun.

Are we fading away ?

Please let me know if you would like to continue,
I do not know if every one is busy or there are so many other things that we should move this to another day.
Next week I will start the post on Saturdays.
I know I have been sick for a while with the flue or something.
I also just received my copy of this is not a book.

Have a wonderful week.
Please add your link to your direct page in Mr. linky.

Now you see it...

Greetings. This is the WrightStuff assisting Grammy with a bit of hosting.

You will have to excuse this post. I've been suffering an ear infection all week which makes my head spin so my words might be a bit roller-coaster-ish. OK, how about this as a challenge? Last week I created an artwork on the theme of hands (as illustrated here). It was very much in the spirit of journal wrecking and indeed, once I lifted my hand from the page, the creation was no longer there! Fortunately captured forever on camera (one-handed), it was a fun piece. I later went back and 'filled in the gaps' creating a new piece of art.

So, my challenge to you this week is to create something momentary. There one minute, gone the next. Can you let go enough?

I must also share with you an amusing piece of wrecking I experimented with. I scanned the list I'd made of more ways to wreck the journal and alighted on - 'smear a page with jam and leave it outside for the wasps'. Well, seeing as every time I set foot outside with food or drink, a swarm descends, I thought this was a sure fire winner.

Well, let me tell you. I sit here in full sight of the jammy page outside with ne'er a wasp in sight. There's a cat sniffing about but even he's giving the sticky mess a wide berth. So, it seems the way to rid yourselves of wasps around your outdoor dining area is to simply place a jammy journal close to where you are about to eat. Not very well cultured these wasps...

Had a lucky wasp escape the other day. I'd noticed one flying around the kitchen but then it disappeared so I didn't worry about it. I picked up my fruity smoothie and glugged it back. Something lumpy and crunchy floated into my mouth. Yup, it was the wasp. I tell you I it shot out of my mouth faster than a bullet. Fortunately it was too busy drowning to sting me.

Well, enough rambling. Please share your week's wrecking.
Click on Mr Linky and it will open to a new page. Then leave your link to the page you want us to visit. Thank you.
Have a great week.

Also Please take a look at the video in the post below to see if you would like to start working with," This is not a book".