And the finished project:
Rather than using She Art phrases, I decided to use some words describing how I feel about myself and my life. My kids loved watching my girl evolve, when it was done, my daughter told me the girl looks just like me! (Even though I gave myself really BIG hair!)
If you're feeling inspired or want to check out Christy's classes, hop over to www.scarletlime.com. As always, thanks for stopping by my little blog.
This is awesome Sherry! I'm totally inspired and would love to learn how to do this! I love her!
ReplyDeleteOh this is amazing. I signed up too for the class but as with everything I'm behind. So behind I haven't started it
ReplyDeleteoh you make me want to join in this class! I love your girl and your words and the whole thing. ♥
ReplyDeleteThank you, ladies! :)
ReplyDeleteOhhh this is just awesome, Sherry!
ReplyDeleteI love this... you did such a wonderful job with the She Art and can I just say... I dig your boots AND your big hair, lol!
this turned out AMAZING!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Sherry, your canvas is fabulous!! I love how you shared the different stages of creation too.. superb!
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job with the 'she' canvas! Makes me wanna take the class - wow!
ReplyDeleteI love this work and trying to replicate for an individual auction art project for my daughter's 3rd grade class. The children will create an individual work that lists all of their favorite things. Would you mind sharing how you incorporated the text throughout. I would like them to tell me their favorite book and have them incorporate text from their favorite book in their artwork. How do you add it so subtly? Thank you so much! Nicole
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nicole! The background text (that you can barely see), is stamps with text. The bolder words are little letter stickers, hope that helps! Good luck with your project! :)
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