This is my take on this fothnight's Q&L challenge
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This is my take on the universe.
The background is made using pastel crayons (men were my hands black after this), the circles are punched out some gelli prints and a universe is not complete without butterflies. The quote is stamped on some tissuepaper, I had hoped after gluing it would become more transparent. I maybe redo this and make the quote smaller to fit the space between my planets.
Make the quote smaller by ay means but let it overlap some circles as it does now. Love the planet/universe concept and the quote is witty. Thank you so much for your nice comment, we all need some encouragement don't we!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, I value the input very much.
Deletetotally agree, what would the universe be without butterflies. . Love the gelli planets too
ReplyDeleteThanks for the sweet words.
DeleteWow the gelli plated planets are such a great idea and really pop - gorgeous love the quote too . Glad you are recovering :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, that was my intention colorful popping planets in the dark universe.
DeleteLove your universe, is a genial idea and the colors of the planets are very beautifull.
ReplyDeleteyou're so kind, gelli prints are so versatile, the possibilities are just endless.
DeleteWhat a delightfully colourful universe. I like that quote too :o)
ReplyDeletemy life without art would indeed be just 'eh'
DeleteLove your universe in all its colors!
ReplyDeletenever think black/white, but always in color.
DeleteIts a great quote. Love your planets in the universe - so bright!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, quotes are so inspirational.
DeleteLovely universe with all its colours - lovely quote too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time to leave me a nice comment, this makes my confidence grow which in its turn makes me grow as an artist.
DeleteFabulous interpretation of the challenge, love your universe and colourful planets and a great quote. Of course butterflies help the world go round :)
ReplyDeleteLynn x
Thanks, I'm loving this challenge
DeleteSuper. BJ
ReplyDeletethanks
DeleteI am intrigued by the gelli papers you cut up to turn into a universe. Wonderful background (even if your hands turned black) and quote. Like you, I'm surprised the tissue paper didn't turn transparent. But it's still a beautiful piece of art.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I still need to take my paper outside to spray some fixative on it otherwise I will always have black fingers :-)
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