No, there isn't, it's a total coincidence, I promise. I am NOT obsessed with butterflies. It just so happens that the next few projects will have those lovely etherial creatures in prominence. I'm working on one new project that is larger than I usually work. So, I decided I'd kill two birds with one stone, so to speak. I decided to do a mock up of the idea I've been mulling over for days and since I wanted to participate in a
new art bloghop I discovered, I thought I'd do my trial run as a postcard. It was kismet when I discovered that I had the paper already precut! I then discovered that the new theme was dragons so I did this zentangle instead.
...So, back to my two projects. Here's a picture of the mock up for the piece I'm doing that will, in it's final size, be 17x11 inches.
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Title: "Butterfly Rising"
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The finished project will be turquoise, majenta, green and two shades of blue (for the sky). I can't wait to see the final product. After the art is sent to where it's going I'll post it here for all of you to see. :o) My other project is also, coincidentally, a butterfly. I've decided to do another butterfly specifically for
The Butterfly Project (click the link to go to my post that explains the Project fully). I just wanted to put some serious effort into it and think of the meaning as I created it. Also, the piece can be up to 8"x10" and the bookmark I was going to send is so small comparatively. I'll probably still do a butterfly on a flower, and it actually may be a corn flower again, I guess I want this piece to be made especially for the exhibit at the Holocaust Museum in Huston, not just a bookmark I made for someone to purchase. Does that make sense? I hope so.
Well, it's like 3 in the freaking morning here and I gotta go to bed. For serious. It's so weird to have this kind of energy, all because of the creation process. Strange.
Nighty Night my bloggy friends,
(No coffee offered tonight, it'll keep me up and YOU should already be in bed! Shoo!)
Hehehehe.
Best,
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Love your dragon zentangle - so cool!
ReplyDeleteI do love the creative process and I love your results!! beautiful, now go have a sleep!
ReplyDeleteLove the zentangle! Less is more--this really tells the tale!
ReplyDeletezentangle is great ~ Love your artwork more ~ butterflies are lovely ~ namaste,carol (Share the Creative Journey) Happy SS ^_^
ReplyDeleteLove both!! Good job!
ReplyDeleteNice work...less is so often better than more:)
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beautiful things!!! I tried commenting on your previous posts, too hope you got it!
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love your 'dragon breath' it's so interesting with the different colours.
ReplyDeleteWow - I love this butterfly! and the patterns in the dragon breath painting are super cool.
ReplyDeleteNovel interpretation of this week's challenge.
ReplyDeleteLove the dragon zentangle. So clever! And the swirly shapes in the butterfly drawing, too.
ReplyDeleteThe butterfly looks great--like calligraphy. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
ReplyDelete3:00 AM. haha Sounds like me just a few days ago where I was up until shortly after 2:00 am working on a presentation.
ReplyDeleteNice piece and the dragon zectangle is brilliant. :)
Lovely zens!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, my friend! Love the dragon zen ... and of course, the butterflies ... mmmmm! Did you see my latest post on butterflies, and the odd coincidence of the tie between my first boss and the Florida Holocaust Museum? The world is so small.
ReplyDeleteMuch love,
Ellen ♥ CardMonkey
Here I am back again, visiting your blog, reading your wisdom, and enjoying your art. It was fun visiting this time from CED. Have a super week!
ReplyDeleteLove your work, now following back with Love ~
ReplyDeleteThanks :) keep sharing awesome stuff..
A perfect time for butterflies.
ReplyDeletehi Jenn,
ReplyDeletei hope you got some good sleep and woke refreshed. i find your art to be wonderful. love the dragon wing... and butterflies are always to be cherished.
These are so pretty! And I love Sunday Postcard Art - I bet you will love it too. Thank you for your visit and for becoming a follower - I am so happy to have you! And right back at ya, Kristin xo
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and relate with your quest to find your creative medium. I'm intrigued with watercolor but terrified of learning how.
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