The charmer

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

This is a very old, worn and dirty family photo I found at my ant's. A don't even know who they are. What caught my eye was the man's relaxed and confident attitude.

Flores de Bouguereau

This week at Take a Word the theme is SHADES OF PURPLE. Background were done with photos I took recently. 

Paintings by Bouguereau; Overlay by Kim Klassen.

Wedding in the Sacred Lands

This week at Take a Word the theme is JUNE BRIDES.

The background is a photo I took recently in Ollantaytambo, Peru. Overlay by Shadowhouse Creations; I googled the 1970's couple a long time ago...

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.

Mary Lou got a new hat

The eccentric Mrs. Mary Lou Daniels loves that her new hat matches the wallpaper in her living room.

This week at Take a Word the theme is HATS.

I cutout and colored Mary Lou. Thanks to Jamie Miller, Miss Snoopy25 and Parée.

The sea and the mermaid

The Three Muses theme for this week is SEA WORLD.

The mermaid is Ann Blyth in the movie Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid (1948). I cutout, colored and applied filters to the image. Thanks to Beth Rimmer and Createwing Designs.

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conformity is overrated

The theme for this week at Take a Word is BLACK AND WHITE. 

Elements by Rebecca.

Grow where you are planted

This week at the Muses the theme is RUSTLE OF SPRING.

I did the background and built the dolls by using elements by Rebbeca. Wordart by Sabrina.

Women in Red

Fashion Illustration - 1920s to 1980s

This week at Take a Word the theme is A SPLASH OF RED. It took me ages to find, cut and edit all these girls. Background is mine.

Isn't it amazing to observe how fashion changed throughout time? I think our time is the best when it takes to clothes because finally we can wear whatever we want. 

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.