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The prompt is "On the Fly".
I decided to do a simple pop-up. I wanted to embellish this more, but I seem to do best when I keep it simple.
This is the inside, with a pop-up heart with wings.
Occupy DC erected a shelter the previous night, prompting a response by police to tear it down.
Note that I share this media as a neutral observer. I keep the above description intentionally consise such that others may reach their own opinions.
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Prompt for day 13 "Ash". This is an emerald ash borer, a destructive invasive species in the US. Drawn from a photograph by David Cappaert used in a MPRNews story.
Credits: Fonts: Adler and Halo Handletter; Digital Kits: mostly "Be You" and the white stitches are from Digi Essentials Elements - all by Karla Dudley.
Some of the seeds I've planted this year. I've planted them in our garden, the community garden and Di's allotment.
Taken by Olivia (age 10)
Forgot to take a photo of this before i went to paint. And i broke rule #1 right away: fussing way too much. Hoping to attempt the alternative approach, which is drawing in ink first and measure in pencil over the top.
As soon as I heard iMyke mention Mario on episode 31 of The Prompt as I was driving to pick Hamish up from school, I paused it because I knew he'd enjoy it as he did with the Incomparable #177. He's a 7-year-old Mario addict! Thanks to @5by5 for keeping things clean so Hamish can enjoy these shows with me on the school run!
The prompt was - A day to myself
For this spread I used some vintage wallpaper textiles, that I purchased from Joanna Cloughs Etsy shop. Also, I used some Washi tape on the bottom, some distress ink to ink the edges of the pages, music papers, and book pages . Lastly, I made a tag for secret journaling, and stitched fabric to the top of it. I took a dried flower and taped it to the textile pocket as a unique embellishments! I love creative journaling!
The garden is one of my favorite places around our house.
I have taken you on a walk through the garden.
I started, almost, at the kitchendoor, top left, took a shot of the path in front of me and did that after every five steps. The shot bottom right shows where I started, next to the red barn.
I hope you like the 'tour'. (Next tour will be shots of the flowers that are in bloom along the path).