My older sister sent me a couple packages of books and included some other goodies, including an old pattern. Since I'll never make myself a tee-shirt, I am going to use the pattern in collages.
Random text always adds a bit of intrigue for me. An incomplete story, a bit of conversation overheard in passing, the start of a dialogue, all of that and more.
I received a lovely collaged Mail Art piece from someone but they forgot to put a return address on it. To make up for that, the artist sent me a color copy of the original collage with her address - how could I resist re-cycling the copy.
Anyone guess where this figure came from? It's a famous painting.
Here's another figure from that famous painting. I found an old, 1956, National Geographic Magazine. That made me happy as I had new things to cut out for collages. I'm getting bored with my scraps and needed new material. Does that happen to you?
A couple of days ago, after the snow had melted, I spotted this tiny plant in my front garden.
The sun is out today, though chilly.
Tomorrow, spring is predicted. How nice.
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