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Well since I reached my one year goal last week, I thought I would use this week's word to finally make a banner for my blog and give it a design overhaul. Blogger is starting to offer a lot more options for those of us who are technologically challenged. I also decided that I would use a traditional public school art media, the good old Crayola Crayon. Even though I rarely put crayons in my high school student's hands, I think they are as worthy and useful a medium as any available. Nothing makes me happier than a brand new box of crayons!
How fun it is to see the difference in the big and the small version of this image. The details in the header and the wholeness of the smaller one. Great work with the crayola crayons! :-)
ReplyDeletegreat texture!
ReplyDeletevery nice- love the "stormy-ness" of it!
ReplyDeleteManila paper! Love that stuff. Yay for impermanence. Thanks for stopping by my blog! Your thunderheads would make a great litho.
ReplyDeletebeautiful - LOVED your lost head post !!!
ReplyDeleteLovely!! Your work is so much fun-- congratulations on a year of IF -- and that breakfast! YUM!
ReplyDeleteThis is great-soft yet strong!
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented if you can do that with a box of crayons. I love your clouds they have a strong sense of nostalgia and the way you captured all that color while most go for blue and white - amazing.
ReplyDeleteLove to watch the clouds during this time of the year! Congrats on reaching the one year mark, and with "perfect attendance!" ;o)
ReplyDeleteThose colorful clouds make a really nice header.
ReplyDeleteSally it's such an achievement to make a good work out of clouds. I envy your eye.! (Ps nice header) congrats on a year of blogging. I don't think I will make one year as my bottom is getting too large :)
ReplyDeleteLovely what you can do with a box of crayons! I'm kind of inspired :)
ReplyDeleteimpressive use of crayola! The clouds are dreamy.
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