Showing posts with label zebra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zebra. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Finding Art: Chicago 2018

Hello! Can you believe it's September???? My favorite season is summer and its so short. It seems like it's only 8 weeks and the rest of the year it's cold.  Today is another edition of Finding Art. I visited my daughter in Chicago and I always find art.

First are these lights in a grocery store.


This a door to a school with this horse sculpture next to it.



My daughter has a child care job in a church on Sundays. This is a picture of their table cloth that I used an photo app.  Looks like a cool piece of street art.


Always look down you never know what you may find.



Wine bottles are always inspirational.


We went to the Lincoln Park Zoo. Animals Nature's art.


We went a little late and it was hot so there weren't very many animals out. We did hit each animal in perfect timing for afternoon feeding so that was fun to watch.

I didn't take very many pictures but I love the Zebra's stripes and the next animal was pretty weird looking.



In the gorilla house they were inside and out. This Silverback gorilla was just sitting there watching us. It's hard to take a good picture with the glare of the glass. You can see the dirty glass and the reflecting of a light. I decided to use it in a camera app and have some fun.




That's it for today's post. I hope you enjoyed this edition of Find Art.


Remember .. look up, look down, look all around, Art is every where!
 
Thanks so much for stopping by!



Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Traveling with Art Supplies

Hi Everyone!
When I go on vacation I always carry art supplies with me.
This trip I kept to watercolors knowing that paint and other supplies would be available.
 
You can see what my bag looks like and all The Crafter's Workshop stencils I carried HERE.
 
Today I'm going to show all the unfinished pages I worked on.
 
These pages are for coloring.
 

 

 
 
The Crafter’s Workshop provided me with stencils to create these projects.
The opinions I share are solely my own because I do love to use them.
 
I used watercolors on these.
 

 
 
Here are some other pages I used watercolors, paint, modeling paste and ephemera.
 

This page I just wanted to see what it would look like with lots of legs!






 
Not sure how I'm going to finish this one.
Although it has given me an idea for a canvas.

 
I've had these Zebras for a while now.
I cut them from reams of paper.
The Overlapping Stripes stencil is perfect for this page.


 
 
That's it for now.
You can see all The Crafter's Workshop stencil on Scrapbook.com.
 
More art to follow soon!
 
Thanks so much for stopping by!