Back to our regularly scheduled programing

I think it is prudent that we put all that angst and creepiness

 (see last post, if you dare) behind us.  Shall we?

I know I've gotten it out of my system!

I've spent the last week in front of the TV 

cheering for USA (and sometimes Canada)

but always with my laptop in my lap.

(Isn't that a clever place for it?)

Anyway, while skiing, skating and luging, I have also been creating.

credits:

background: Freubel Art

elements: Boutique-Digiscrap

credits:

elements: Let Me Scrapbook

Try, try again

You may or may not remember my feeble attempt

 at creepy creations.

I'm more this kind of gal:

I'm good with that.  It's who I am.

But I am also one for not giving up too easily. 

 A couple of weeks ago I tried again.

I started with drab and made it drabber (more drab?)

Then I grunged it up.

When I had a potentially creepy background, 

I asked Kristin what I could add to it to make it even uglier.

Without a second's hesitation she answered matter-of-factly:

"A naked mole rat"

So now I present to you the best I have to offer

under the classification of

dark, twisted, grungy, creepy:

Prepare to be creeped out, 

repulsed

and slightly alarmed.........

.......you've been warned........

I rest my case.

The end.

You are welcome.

Framed!

With the exception of a very few pieces, 

my art work ends up either displayed on a dresser in my art room or, 

more likely stored in a box or my hard drive.

  I know, sad, isn't it? 

 I'm working on changing that.

For Christmas, I received a marvelous shadowbox frame.

 (Thanks again, Danielle)

Quite out of the blue it hit me to create some art to go in it.

Then I happened along this Blog train and loaded up 

on some wonderful coordinating papers and graphics.

A couple of weeks ago I spent an entire weekend

making digital collages to fill the shadowbox.

Now I have a cool collection of my art hanging in my office at work.

Ta-da!

Frames 1,3,5,7,& 9 are the shadowboxes.

 In them I have placed such things as flowers, stones, keys, 

a watch face, a perfume bottle, a shell and other little things.

The finished product was difficult to photograph, 

but trust me, it looks awesome!

Valentine cutie

A little cutie at the close of

Valentine's Day.

I think she is just adorable!