Snow Light

Elements used are from kit by Eena's Creations titled "Magic Ice Kingdom."

Psychotic Despair

Elements from Rucola's Designs "Mind Behavior" and Marta Van Eck's "Arts Sake."

AJC 2012 Wordography - Tintinnabulation

Most elements from Tangie Baxter's "Parcel #51."

AJC 2012 Week 50 Wordography - Ethereal

Elements from Holliewood's "Enchanted Accents," M. Zimm's "Silent Night," and Lori Davidson's "Faerie."

Three Muses Challenge - Textures and Layers

Lace is such a beautiful texture! Photos Googled.

I Want To Be . . .

Take A Word Challenge - Season

My family does not celebrate Christmas, so my take of "the season" is probably different than that of many people. :O) (Some elements by Fiddlette Designs and Studio Lalie Designs. Dog and Billizetti characters by me.)

Why?

It is not a case of God doesn't care, or it's God's way of getting more angels, or we just can't understand God's ways. His word the Bible plainly gives the answer as to why terrible things are happening in the world.

 

The fact that so many horrible things are increasing and happening all over the earth are proof that we are living in the time that God will shortly step in and do something about the wicked people and the ruler of this world, Satan. The way people are acting today was foretold to happen during the "last days."

"But know this, that in the last days critical times hard to deal with will be here. For men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, self-assuming, haughty, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, disloyal, having no natural affection, not open to any agreement, slanderers, without self-control, fierce, without love of goodness, betrayers, headstrong, puffed up [with pride], lovers of pleasures rather than lovers of God, having a form of godly devotion but proving false to its power; and from these turn away."                                                                                        2 Timothy 3: 1 - 5

God has even told us what he will do at his appointed time:

All of us should be looking forward to that time when God shortly brings about the fulfillment of his prophecy, the end of these last days.

(Digital elements from kit by Studio Lalie Designs called "Sky of a Winter Night.")

Play

Lani Gerity said we need to "play" on her blog, so I did! She had the quote on her blog, too. It's by George Bernard Shaw.

Art Journal Caravan 2013 Starting Soon!

I decided to join the Art Journal Caravan again. I love the weekly journaling prompts and the new digital elements that surprise us each month. The elements in the digital collage below are by Lori Davison, and are included in the 2013 welcome kit. The old man is by me. I'm definitely not that old, but some days I feel like it! :O)

If anyone wants to join me this year, the Art Journal Caravan is found at scrapbookgraphics.com and is created by Tangie Baxter. By the way, she didn't pay me to write that. :)

AJC 2012 Week 49 Wordography - Ubiquitous

Elements from Tangie Baxter's "Parcel 49" and OTBDS' "Go."

Wild, Crazy, Colorful Mixed-media Artist

Associating online with people like Seth Apter and Tamara Laporte has finally given me the courage to just let go and be the wild, crazy, colorful mixed-media artist I want to be. While what I'm doing might not be everyone's taste, it sure brings me fun!

AJC 2012 - December Adventure Quest - Your 2012 Journey

Elements from Tangie's "Cart Set 2 - Symbols" and "Journey 12 Maps."

Ambercrombie Moosified

Moose design from Abercrombie & Fitch.

The Three Muses Challenge - Gothic Arch

This is probably a little bit different than what The Three Muses was suggesting when they said create something with a gothic arch and with red in it, but it's where my muse led me.

Some elements from Mr. Whiskers' kit "Lordlings" and Holliewood's "Void."

Take A Word Challenge - Mail

I have the privilege of providing this week's sample picture for the Take A Word Challenge - Mail. Yay!

Elements from Artella's Studio Kit "Postal."

AJC 2012 - Wordography - Superfluous

Overlays from Tangie's "Parcel #48" and Linda Rechtin's "Roses in Twilight."