Как же я была рада, когда получила заказ на альбом для десятилетней Алины: так в свои 34 года я смогла безнаказанно поселиться в стране розовых единорогов, радуги и конфет) Очень надеюсь, что сама именинница еще хотя бы одной ногой там, в детстве) В этот раз в дело пошла очень яркая бумага и…
Ольга Кравец, Olya Kravets scrapbooking мастер класс layout scrap скрапбкинг страничка mixed media
This is another border that languished in my borders for sale bin... What I did on it was to take the visual queue of the three stars clustered together on the title sticker, make up sets of three coordinating, layered stars, and this two page spread finally found a new home!
Buell RR1000 1987
More and more, more free motion! A few weeks ago I went to IKEA to get cheap cotton to use as backings for the insides of pillows. You know, the part of the pillow you normally do not see? Do you do this too, or do you use fancy fabric for the insides of pillows?…
momo s Tibetan DimSum
Illustration, Painting, Packaging, Adobe Photoshop, Apple MacBook Pro
Here are some more examples of my work from the latest Mickey episodes to air. Hope you like them. On a sidenote, we just had a really str...
June's theme for the SCS Christmas card challenge is trees. And today's Ways to Use It challenge is
Some illustrations about the good life and festivals.
Gotta Keep on Goin'
[Japanese Idioms by Flashcards] 猫も杓子も According to one folk etymology, the rice ladle symbolizes housewives; since cats and housewives are virtually universal to Japanese households, the expression means “everybody.” An opposite interpretation holds cats to be rare and rice ladles to be universal, so that the expression is all-inclusive of both rare and abundant items. …
I hope the children of the world's dream come true.
