Envelope Round Robin and Heart Book Photos

I thought I would share what I am up to with you all...just in case you want to see.

First, I am in an Envelope Round Robin where 11 of us are passing an envelope to add to and pass along until they get back to their original owner...

It is a lot fo fun and I am finding that this is how I want to create.  I get so bored so easily that I am finding it harder and harder to be in trades or fatbooks where we make several pages or items that are the same- production line work is not my gig let me tell you...

Here are some photos of the Envelopes after I got my hands on them

I hope the owners of these envelopes enjoy what I did...

And...Here are some photos of the "Heart" Book that I am Hosting for Portland Art & Soul...These items will show up somewhere as part of the finshed book...Enjoy the photos.

Comments

[m i c h e l l e]

Hi Elise...Oh all your work is just GORGEOUS!

I know what you mean about getting bored. It's very difficult for me to do the pages all the same! With every page I find I want to tweak something. I have to stop and remind myself...you have to do this 50 more times...STOP making adjustments! It's kind of a good exercise in disciplining myself. :-)

Take care and I'm looking forward to seeing you at Art and Soul!!! Whoo-hoo!

[kathymcelroy]

Enjoyed looking at all the envelopes. Love your additions. Your heart fat book pages are very cool. Thanks for sharing your wonderful work.

[Lisa]

Lovely work! You are so productive.

[laurie]

Love your art and your poetic prose here Elise. You really have the soul of the artist! It gives me a lot of joy to see you continue to grow and blossom, and I've enjoyed our connection here in cyberspace. Love, Laurie

[johanna]

I'm glad you explained that Kitty Morris' photo was put in wrong...otherwise I might have thought KM was really just quite the unique feline!
P.S. I love the little glass heart!

[Amy]

Again, wow. Your work is so beautiful, and the colors so lush. I struggle with color, myself. Not really sure why, but I have a very strong leaning toward muted vintage palettes, and almost exclusively warm color schemes whenever I do break out of the vintage nook, which is odd since I truly do love vibrance, and blue is my favorite color. I really, really love your blue envelopes. =D