mixed media martyr

Been having some art fun with my friend Helen again. This time we got out our hot glue guns. This is an idea we had seen lately from Traci ...

I am about to start a new project! I picked up a fat quarter of fabric from Nancy's Embroidery in Wellington, New Zealand. It is Aurelia...

Still playing around with my Gelliarts Gelli plate. I bought some inexpensive doilies from a Dollar shop to use as masks and stencils. One o...

Having lots of fun experimenting with my Gelli plate. Using the 'Gelli Plate Printing: Mixed-Media Monoprinting without a Press' bo...

  Been having fun playing with spraying backgrounds lately. Lots of spray acrylic paint colours over stencils and masks that w...

I had a lot of fun yesterday making art with some friends for a day. This art journal acrylic painting is the fruit of my pursuits! Alt...

These journal pages are in my "Dark Journal." This is an old repurposed ex-library book that I picked up in a library sale. The ti...

I love to go out and about with my camera on Art Deco Weekend in Napier, New Zealand each year. It is a looong weekend of Art Deco everythin...

This is the last Frida journal in this round-robin (sniff sniff) - I will miss Frida! I still have pages left in my journal that has come ba...

Still going on the Frida Round Robin. This is my entry in Tracy's Journal. Her theme is a visual diary or a secret diary. I decided to...

I recently did a free online workshop offered by Strathmore. This workshop was done by Pam Carriker. I enjoyed the workshop and these are t...

Steam Punk card I made a month ago for my Mum's birthday. I absolutely adore Steam Punk. I love that mixture of feminine and clockwork,...

This is my entry in Elena's journal with a theme of anything Frida. The pages are layered scrapbooking papers, printed image of Frida, ...

This is my entry in Elizabeth's journal with the theme "Self Portrait as Frida" I kept these pages simple with mainly drawing...

I am involved in a journal round robin with a Frida Kahlo theme. This is my entry in Eileen's journal with the theme "inspired by F...