The three pierrots show

The theme at the Three Muses this week is IT'S SHOWTIME. 

I used some elements from my stach, kids from Tumblefish Studios, Overlay by Kim Klassen.

Gimme your hand

Went to the fortune teller / Had my fortune read / I didn't know what to tell her / I had a dizzy feeling in my head / When she took a look at my palm / She said son are you feeling kinda warm?
(Fortune Teller - written by Allen Toussaint and recorded by The Rolling Stones)

This week's challenge is hands at Three Muses.

I used elements from Tumblefish Studio, Beth Rimmer and my own stuff.

Some light?

This week at Take a Word the theme is WINGS. 

Thanks to Finecrafted Designs, Rucola Designs, Tumblefish Studio, Mr. Whiskers.

yesterday, today

This week at Take a Word the theme is BLUE AND WHITE.

Thanks to Holliewood Studio, Tumblefish Studios and Studio  Manu.

together

This week at Take a Word the theme is VALENTINE and while I was trying to figure out what to do I started to wonder about this travel called life and the individuals that accompany us through it, not only partners, but family, friends and spirituality. I hope you have good company in this journey.

Thanks to Tumblefish Studios, Rucola Designs and Holliewood Studio.

A fine man

This week at Take a Word the theme is MALE. I had this photo for a while and I find it a bit intriguing as he is almost smiling, and they didn't smile back then, and he had earrings. I decide to provide a new outfit to him to match his wild spirit.

Man (cropped and colored): Resurgere (dA); background and other elements: MC Designs.

Scents of the past

This week at Take a Word the theme is PURPLE. I'm also submitting this to Digitalmania.

I edited, cut and colored the photo of the girl. I made the background by mixing photos and papers. Elements by Studio Manu and Angie Young.

Beautiful ballet

This week at Take a Word the theme is BALLET.  

Background: The White Hall in Rundale Palace (Latvia); ballerinas by Marie-Alexandre Alophe; embelishment: Createwing Designs; overlay: Donnamarie.

Finally free

This week the theme word at TAW is FLY. It occurred to me that there must be a moment when a woman thinks she is old enough to fly whenever she wants, fly meaning whatever she wants.

Ladies: Elke Maravilha (Brazilian actress, 71) and Daphne Selfe (British model, 87); Sky, stars, fireflies and overlay: Createwing Designs; owl: hyperactive activate; bird: Graphics Fairy.

Dreaming of Paradise

This week at Take a Word the theme is TURQUOISE.  

Background: Beth Rimmer; overlays: Rebecca Mcmeen; girls: Jantzen 1950s ads.

Let's party!

This week at Take a Word the challenge theme is BEAUTY. This is my attempt.

I photographed the kids last year at a wedding party. Before the adults took over the dance floor, children enjoyed it a lot! Background/overlay: Pareeerica; illustration at the background: Dover.

Lilian and Vera

Take a Word asked for MOTHER AND CHILD and I decided to pay a tribute to these beautiful mother and child: Lilian and Vera Trotter. They died on the night of March 3, 1943, in the Bethnal Green Tube tragedy. I've read about it a few years ago and this photograph made it even more poignant.

Background: Astrid Maclean; texture: Elné; butterflies: Dover.

Family album

To live is so startling it leaves little time for anything else.

Emily Dickinson

Take a Word asked for Family Album. I don't have really old photos then I created a imaginary family from daguerreotypes, taken circa 1850, beginning with Emily Dickinson, then Pastor Rollin Heber Neal (both colored by me). 

Books, wine and a cat

This week Take a Word theme is GREEN.

Background was made by combining a green cloth photo with images by Buzzillo Stock and Enchanted Stock; girl: Beth Rimmer; type machine and book stack: Studio Manu; texture: Kim Klassen.

Sewing Love

The theme in Take a Word is SEWING and here it is my try.

All elements by Angie Young; font is Ahoy in Stiches.

Embracing my solitude

To go out with the setting sun on an empty beach is to truly embrace your solitude.

Jeanne Moreau

As the winter approached, La Gioconda has escaped again from her accommodations in The Louvre and has gone to some hidden island in the South Pacific where she won't be disturbed by the paparazzi.

This is my contribution to Take a Word which  theme this week is ALTERING MONA.

Background  and Mona's body by Beth Rimmer; other elements by Createwing Designs; textures by Kim Klassen and Fabricate Stock.

Mysterious Traveler

Take a Word asked for MOVIE STAR and that was easy for me as I've been working with cinema and movie stars since I've started playing with digital art.

Movie star: Lillian Gish (1929); background: screen shot of The Assassination of Jesse James; texture: Kim Klassen.

Vintage Roses

Hi! After a vacation, some health and family issues, I'm back (I guess...).

Take a Word asked for VINTAGE and vintage reminds me of those beautiful old-times girls  immortalized in photography.

Background: Lilac'n'Lavender (altered); textures: Kim Klassen and Shadowhouse Creations; girls: e-Vint.

Poppy dream

Take a Word asked for POPPIES and here are mine.

Background: Finecrafted Designs; kids in the car: Rian; fairy: Cicely Mary Baker; overlays: Rebecca Mcmeen; texture: Kim Klassen.

Incomplete

Digital collage for Take a Word which theme this week is MANNEQUIN.

Background: pareeerica; mannequin is an assemblage of different pieces and bits; face: Gibson.