Creativity is a learning process all its own. You have to learn to let yourself venture and explore, and let the creative side take over from the analytical side. It's not always an easy process for a number driven, analytically minded person, but in little steps, it happens. The three items posted here tonight are all part of that learning process...I am slowly stretching and learning...and as I go I hope that there are improvements over each of the previous creations.
The first is a card for the mother in law of an ARTHaven friend, who at 84 faced cancer with a brave front, and continues to grow stronger, even with preventative treatments. That spirit is an incredibile testment to life.
Also created for an ARTHaven exchange, the fall tag was great fun to create. It started with a an image I printed out and distressed with Distress Ink from Tim Holtz. I added some beautiful fibers and a lovely copper flower. The Many Blessings ribbon tags added just the right touch.
Last but not least is the Harvest Blessings card that I created with an image I downloaded and stickled and placed on a solid background. The green damask is from a great book of wallpaper samples that I was lucky to be given.
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good job....glad to see you blogging
ReplyDeleteSherri, You have been a busy gal. They are all so beautiful.. I'm following you now so I won't miss a thing.. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWishing you abundant blessings,
Tami
Beautiful work, Sherri!! I especially love the fibers you used for your tag and the 3d effect you did with your card for Mrs. Scholl. She's just going to love it!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL pieces, Sherri!!
ReplyDeleteOh Sherri......Each of these are SO beautiful ma'am!!! Fantastic job!!!!! I especially love one one with the stickles!!! pretty pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog Sherri, I think this is the first time I've been here. Really like how you took time to add some background thoughts behind each creation and I totally agree about the creativity learning process. Beautiful art you've created.
ReplyDeleteSherri, I just loved coming and visiting with you - your ART is so lovely. I'm especially touched to see a card for my MIL and the kind words you wrote...thanks so much...she will be so very pleased, as I am. Keep blogging for sure! Diann
ReplyDeleteSherri...these are all so pretty...
ReplyDeleteI just have to tell you Sherri, that my MIL was thrilled with your card...she thought the raised items were truly lovely. Thanks so much for your kind deed and lovely ART!
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