Eve

Eve was a bit tired of those fig leaves and decided to try a new outfit

This week at Take a Word the challenge theme is BOTANICAL. 

Thanks to Createwing Designs, WaterLo Project and E-vint.

Umbrella spell against evil eye

This week at the Muses the theme is UMBRELLA. My muse has been somewhat unbridled in recent days...

Thanks to Betty Rimmer, Mr. Whiskers, Holliewood and Rucola Designs.

The awesome twosome

This week at Take a Word the theme is TWOSOMES/PAIR/DUO.

Baby; Jamie Miller; Background (altered): Pareeerica.

Bette Davis' crazy dreams

The Three Muses challenge for this week is to create art with a theme of TRANSPORT. Don't ask how I ended up with this...

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.

Everlasting love

This week at Take a Word the theme is MONOCHROME or varying shades of one color. My contribution is a photo (with extreme makeover) taken by my mother, at her own request, because from her point of view nothing is more beautiful than a mom breastfeeding her child (or her daughter breastfeeding her first granddaughter):).

Brangelinas' makeover

This week at Take a Word the challenge theme is "MAKEOVER".  We had to choose a portrait painting or photograph and change it some way. I used the same photos of Angelina  Jolie and Brad Pitt in both makeovers of a Taylor and Burton's photo (bellow) and the great American Gothic by Grant Wood.

Alicia

Take a Word theme for this week is SILHOUETTES and this is my contribution. I'm also entering a photo I took recently on my vacation in Santiago de Chile.

View from San Cristóbal Hill

Come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away

This week Take a Word asked for BUTTERFLIES. 

Background: combination of Betty Rimmer's papers; doll: Rebecca Macmeen; wings: Tumblefish Studios.

Little Jane Doe escaped the wedding party and went to her magical garden

This week, at Take a Word, the theme is SPRING EQUINOX. At Digitalmania the challenge is to choose a vintage photograph (or painting) and place it in an entirely new background. I combined both.

The photo (cutout, colored and altered) is on a family album,  but I have no idea who she is. Background and elements by Createwing Designs.

Here it is the original photo: