I am taking this class,with the talented Rachel Emilie Jackson. She has had her art work published, in many Stampington magazines. She is known for her mixed media, paper and book art. Her class is about using pressed flowers, diluted paint mediums, stamps, and different papers, while learning, some of her techniques. It is a lovely vision, to think of using flowers in art, during the winter. It does inspire thoughts and dreams of spring. I do wish I had an abundance, to go pick from. I did dry some last summer, but not enough. I love the soft palette and ethereal look of her art. Rachel shows you how to dry flowers and how to treat and store the delicate blooms. This was a Christmas gift, which I hope will inspire me, all year long~
I did find some delphinium on their way out and purchased them; I hope they dry well. Some blooms do not.
In reality these are bright royal blue, they should fade to a light lavender~
I did find some delphinium on their way out and purchased them; I hope they dry well. Some blooms do not.
In reality these are bright royal blue, they should fade to a light lavender~
Comments
love the title of this art.
best regards.
Yvonne.
i love delphiniums- their colors are so beautiful and inspiring.
have a beautiful and creative week.
Lee
Tossing It Out
Lee-Thank you; I am trying to push my boundaries.
I hope to finish a few projects this week. It is a passion, that makes a lot of mess, but I'm up for the challenge! Thank you so much~
Gail-I wish you could fit it in, but I understand! I love their beauty, too...Thank you, I hope so~ Thanks for visiting me!
Dezz-This sounds so beautiful a sea of color!
Lorraine-Thank you, I hope you do, too! I love the look of them, swaying besides a summer cottage over looking the bay~They speak summer!
Hi Yvonne-Thank you; I love the idea, a bit of the struggle finding flowers, in the winter.
Sherry-Thank you,I do hope so, but either way, I have to follow my heart. It was funny, before Christmas, signs kept coming up about this class. I so love flowers and Rachel's work. Then hubby asked me what I wanted...We normally exchange token gifts.
Jingle-Thank you; it is lovely and evokes so many images. Did it make you think of a poem? ;-D