Just wanted to share a few more spreads from "Under the Sea". I have begun using layers of images that are beginning to give the book a lot of depth. 
Monday, September 12, 2011
"Under the Sea" - continued
Just wanted to share a few more spreads from "Under the Sea". I have begun using layers of images that are beginning to give the book a lot of depth. 15 comments:
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lovely!!
ReplyDeleteI love these dimensionally layered books you make, Ingrid. They are so intriguing.
ReplyDeleteSUPER! this is coming up beautifully! I love the dimension of the pages.
ReplyDeleteYep....still loving it :) especially the octopus-es or is it octopi?LOL
ReplyDeletewowzers... love this book!!!
ReplyDeleteMagic, the wonder! Extraordinary work!
ReplyDeleteWhat an astonishing book this is. Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love these books of yours. You are so talented Ingrid.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings
Kelly
Ohw wow... this books is like a little fairytale: Magical!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT LOVE IT LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE IT
xx Tessa
Awesome, Ingrid
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I really enjoy checking in on your blog and seeing the wonderful work you are creating. Very inspirational.
ReplyDeleteWow! That's really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this so much I have linked to you in my latest post : http://lynettecollis.blogspot.com/2011/09/more-art-journalling.html
ReplyDeleteThis is so amazing! I am so bummed that I am not able to make your workshop in Lansing - I'm in MI, but this just isn't a good time for me. I hope you will do another one nearby in the future! Your work is so unique and wonderful! Hope you have a wonderful time this weekend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Tricia
Wonderful journal pages. So much depth to them.
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