I have resolved to make more art this year. And have several ideas rolling around in my head. Number one is to find a way to make several designs in a repeated fashion, so that I could create cards easily. So that is how this hopeful little bird with a heart shaped message to deliver for the new year came about.
Another new thing I learned is how to upload pictures from my phone and post them on my laptop. So although I am without my regular computer and scanner, I will be able to get back to blogging.
Yay! for bright New year! I am on my way to some new creative explorations.
Happy New Year everyone!
Patty you know I have always loved your art and especially your birds,these cards are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely stamp! I love it! Birds and hearts, what could be more wonderful! :) I am looking forward to see more of your art Patty!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! YOu are sooo creative my friend!!! That just loooks so cool!!! xo
ReplyDeleteFabulous prints & great carving! I have not carved linoleum in a very long time because it is so tough & I'm prone to accicidents with sharp tools.
ReplyDeleteHappy new year..fantastic lino cutting..something I have never tried but yours are an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHi Patricia,
ReplyDeleteYou're off to a great start this year in your creations. Your prints turned out great. I've always loved the way linoleum prints turn out but they are so difficult to do.
I'm glad you stopped by my blog and left your website. I hope this is a fabulous and creative year for you!
P.S. I like your cat, I have one too but he's always walking all over my artwork too!
Patty, primitive is good -- that's what I like about linoleum prints. Yours is just beautiful. Wishing you all good things in the coming year!
ReplyDeletePatti!
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome! Beautiful job :)
ox
Jenelle
Lovely creations ~ and Happy New Year ~namaste, Carol (Share the Creative Journey and A Creative Harbor) linked w/ CED
ReplyDeleteLove your linoleum prints! I bought some rubber to carve and you have inspired me to try it! HAppy New Year
ReplyDeleteLove the lino print... a quick tip if it feels a bit hard is to put it in the sun for 10 mins to warm up, or even pop it is the microwave for a few seconds... you can get really fine detail when the lino is warm, and it is easier on your hands... hoping you do some more and looking forward to seeing them through CED...xx
ReplyDeleteI love your block print! I did our xmas cards that way this year, so much fun!
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