art every day

Grow

A little reminder to myself (and maybe even you) that we grow a little, learn a little, and understand a littlebit more every single day.  We just need to be open to the experience.  If we are open then it will happen...and we might not even realize it til later.

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Skull Quilt Square | Art Every Day | Revisited

I'm still getting in the swing of things for my new semester and preparing to begin the next chapter of Art Every Day, but I wanted to share a little follow-up interview with Noah Scalin of 365 Make Something Every Day,  Skull-A-Day and ALR Design!  And...along those lines---

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This week while I am getting in the swing of things for my new semester and preparing to begin the next chapter of Art Every Day, I am revisiting a few posts from the past year.  Enjoy!

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Finally finished! 

This hit the post this afternoon, should be at the skull-a-day secret headquarters very very soon.

You can make a skull quilt block and fight domestic violence at the same time too!  All the info you need to know is over at Skull-a-day.  Come on!  Jump over there and get started.

Mixed Media Quilt Square: 12X12 floral black base square topped with skull paper cloth, embellished with buttons.

 

All that waiting, and that's all we get?  Sorry, I'd have shown you earlier but there was a lot of drying time involved. 

 

 

What did you make today?

 

Joy Papercloth Art Every Day 231

Yesterday was ART CLUB at school!  I always have so much fun making art with other people.  Yeah, it's kind of a pain to lug around materials, but in the end it's always worth the hassle. 

My favorite part of being the president of our art club is the community building I get to participate in.  It's so nice to meet other people, talk about art and have some fun.

Yesterday I did a demonstration of making papercloth and then we all made our own.  It's so exciting to see someone else's interpretation of the same technique.

Here is my little piece.  We only had an hour and a half, so I didn't want to try to manage something huge.