I've been pondering why I love found objects so much. I think it must be the thrill of the find. It is always an unexpected gift. One of my favorite finds is feathers. The only time I am not happy about finding lots of feathers is when it is evidence of the Cooper hawk's dinner, then I am just sad even though I know this is how nature works.
My particular love of feathers has moved into my pottery work. I can't wait to share with you my crow mask. Be patient. The first one fell apart. It's a live and learn thing. I am still finding my way.
On Saturday, I bought a package of colored Sharpie pens (fine point). They were on sale at Staples and I couldn't resist. I'm a sucker for pens. The packing said that they would not run so I tested by using them on the last page of my journal. I drew the feathers and of course, wrote with them then used water colored over it. Thrill of thrills, it worked! I am so excited. This opens up such wonderful possibilities. Am I the last one to know this?
Thanks to everyone who has become a new follower. I am overwhelmed with the response to my silk giveaway. I promise to do it again. Wish I had enough for everyone. For me it has been a grey, rainy day which is making the snow disappear so it not all bad. Happy creating!
I love found objects and try to use them when I can. Some of my favs are things I turned into garden art.
ReplyDeleteMe too! Hugs, Karen
DeleteI am new to your blog. Have you tried the Micron Pigma pens? I like the double-ought five (005) for fine work like eyelashes and eyebrow hair. I think they may also marketed as Sakura.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have tried Pigma pens. My only problem with them is they seem to dry out quickly. Has that been your experience? Thanks! Karen
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