These are my interpretations of the first 3 of Daisy Yellow’s Wonder 31 prompts. The first prompt wasn’t
easy, how minimal should it be?
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| prompt 1 - minimal |
The second prompt
reminded me of Christmas, but that was not what I wanted to do around
Valentines day! Luckily I found the clipping of the mermaid and build on that.
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| prompt 2 - Snowglobe |
The third prompt was
inspired by the pretty cut and flip work of Julie Fei-Fan Balzer. She shares
them frequently in her weekly vlog. I wasn’t happy with just a cut and flip
butterfly, so I altered it with another clipping. Van binnen
bekijken is Dutch for look
inside. I like this weird page!
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| prompt 3 - Butterfly |
Gosh, Annet! It's all a matter of how you see it isn't it! I like the Snowglobe best! Can't wait to see what you do with the 60's! So much to choose from!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenBarbara x
Thanks, Barbara. In the meantime I finished my 60's prompt interpretation and shared it on my Facebook blog. I'll share it here when I have finished a few more prompts.
VerwijderenA look inside, eh? For us who are no surgeons it is difficult to look at the actual internal organs, so these medical models are a great way to understand what we all carry around inside. I remember the one at the Science Museum in Tokyo being one of the most popular 'hands-on' displays for children - ripping out organs and putting them back again. Our future surgeons?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenPutting all organs back must be a puzzel!
VerwijderenWat interessant en leuk wat je maakt!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenDank je, Marjolein. Het is leuk om op deze manier 'out of the box' te werken.
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