Heather is like a second daughter. She reminds me much of myself at her age. She is so expressive and creative. She does beautiful "Spoken Word" which you can see here (WARNING: PG13 for language). She's also an excellent photographer. She and my daughter start this fall at Ringling College of Art and Design.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Heather is like a second daughter. She reminds me much of myself at her age. She is so expressive and creative. She does beautiful "Spoken Word" which you can see here (WARNING: PG13 for language). She's also an excellent photographer. She and my daughter start this fall at Ringling College of Art and Design.
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Labels: Cricut, elements, envelopes, mini album, polymer clay, scrapbooking
Thursday, April 2, 2009
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Labels: crafts, digital scrapbooking, elements
Saturday, November 8, 2008

MY BRIDE BOOK
I loved making this altered book. My spirituality is utmost in my life and this book portrays that intimate relationship beautifully. This is my favorite page. To see the rest of the book check out my spiritual blog here. All of the embellishments here I created using polymer clay and molds. I then paint with gold painted and sprinkled with gold glitter.
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Labels: altered, altered books, collage, elements, polymer clay, victorian, vintage
Monday, October 13, 2008
ROMANCEThis digital scrapbook page includes a photo of my Mom and Dad when they were dating. I tinted the pic in photoshop in addition to cleaning up scratches and such. The paper is another image I copied from a fabric and wallpaper site and enhanced. The other embellishments were freebies off the net. Don't you just love the internet.
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Labels: digital scrapbooking, elements, fonts
Thursday, October 9, 2008
This is a self portrait I took in college for a photography class. Many of the elements I created from images off the internet. I often go to wallpaper and fabric sites and make copies that I enhance or alter in Photoshop for background papers. The brooch element was created by takeing a pic I found of a brooch and enhaning it in Photoshop. The cup and bicycle are images I found at ephemera sites.
Great wallpaper site is here.
Ephemera site is here.
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Labels: crafts, digital scrapbooking, elements, scrapbooking, victorian






