
"Make Happy Happy"


It has a good beat.


"School Girls"

Old etching, target practice, vintage storybook image and paper doll head

I had been saving this snippet of text for something... and then I saw the brushes!

digitally altered Buddha head from one of my Burma pics along with a diagram from an old craft book.

"Tea on the Dock"

"The Awe of it All"
photoshop Buddha and vintage girl

"Treasure"
Then using mostly vintage images and other papers from a swap, I created a few whimsical and decorative ATC's, the meanings of which may be elusive and enigmatic or perhaps up to the viewer to glean.
I love these ATCs!!!I really like the way you've used these old prints-fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteThese are marvelous, love the diagrams mixed with the images! xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteThese are great fun, Kim!!
ReplyDeletePlease explain that 4th ATC...
ReplyDeleteThese are fun and a little glimmer into your mind.
Fun fun fun..playing with paper...wonderul ATC'S
ReplyDeleteCheck out my latest post..Im afraid to say...something unforseen has happened..( :
Warmest Regards,Cat
i love the enigmatic ATCs, they're actually pretty deep. tea on the dock, the target practice doll and the anatomically correct one without a name are my favorites....very good stuff.
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