You're So Vain....

I am gathering that I had something to say here! lol

The hair on the female on the right, and the hat on the
other on the left are textured. It took several layers
to achieve a more life-like look to them. Although,
you can't tell they're textured in these photos.

My pages in Juliet's calendar journal

Here are the latest pages I've created for our calendar journal round robin. This month I had a great time playing in Juliet's CJ!

Today was my son's wedding day. How so very proud I am. Jesse has accomplished a great deal in the last couple of years. Today I have not lost a son, but have gained a lovely daughter-in-law, Amie. Here they are sealing their wedding vows with a kiss.

THE ARTS & THE SOCIALITE

ELECTRICAL STORM

Here is another of my "Windows to the Soul" spreads.
This time I found my inspiration in a song by U2
titled "Electrical Storm". It's is about the love
between a man and a mermaid.

Here is my latest 'Windows to the Soul'
spread. It has been a while since I've worked
in my ledger style journal, which I only use
for these women with the altered eyes.
In this spread I used something 'Mr. Ripley'
wrote on the back of a postcard in the movie
"The Talented Mr. Ripley". I altered a 'Disney'
image from a magazine, adding acrylic paints,
Aileen's Color Mists and sequin waste.

Now that I have finished working Marilyn's "Shoe" calendar journal, here are the spreads I've created in it:
From top to bottom:
1) I altered these pages to mirror the song by "Garbage" titled "Only Happy When It Rains".
2) A spread about preferences in footwear, gardening & Mother Nature.
3) I played around with the lyrics to the old Beatles song "I Saw Her Standing There", adding some humor to go along with the shoe theme.
4) This spread holds a photo of my one cat "Meesha". I have nicknamed her "Meesha Moo Shoes" since she was a wee kitten. I felt that adding her
picture to Marilyn's Shoe CJ was
pretty appropriate! lol
5) The bottom spread is actually
Terry's altered page on the left, and I
went with the same theme as she did
for my first page, on the right. I had
loads of fun playing in Marilyn's
journal!