Digital Whisper Challenge - Ballerina

Men love to dance, too!  :-)

Hoping To Dance

Created for the October Shift Art Photoshop Challenge.

Dance In Paris

Busy Creating This Week

Pink Saturday Feb. 8, 2014

I want to apologize to anyone who visited my blog last weekend. I was unable to visit many in return. Starting last Friday and continuing through today, we had three major health crises in the family. It has been a long, stressful week! Our son-in-law is still in the hospital, but at least his was a planned surgery. Our 3 year old grandson spent last Friday and Saturday in Emergency, and my 84 year old father spent last night and today in Emergency. I am very grateful for all who have passed on get well wishes and prayers! I am also grateful to have art as a means to escape into another world if even for a little while.

I know you will enjoy visiting the other blogs of participants of Beverly's Pink Saturday. Just click on the picture below to be taken to her blog where the other links may be found.

Three Muses Challenge - Music

We Can Always Dance!

Art Journal Caravan - Week 34 - Vision

I seem to be in the mood for dancing this week! :o)

Just Dance!

Digital elements from kit named "Painterly Palette" by Rebecca McMeen.

Your Dance

(Game piece from Tangie Baxter's Cartography Set #28.)

Art Therapy

Dancers are Robert Roldan and Kent Boyd from Season 7 of SYTYCD.

Art Journal Caravan - Week 15 - Verb Color

I can't believe I was once skinny and use to love to dance. See what time does to you?! Anyway, that's my sister and I "cutting the rug."

Some elements from Tangie Baxter's AJC11 Parcel 15 kit.

Swan Dance

Kimmie from her Digital Whisper Ning site gave us these two pictures to play with:

This is the digital collage I created with them. I hope you enjoy looking at it!

Three Muses Challenge - Music

Life continues to be more exciting than I'd like it be, so I'm posting a picture I did a couple of years ago. It's pretty bad when one's brain can't even handle creating digital art! Oh well. I love this picture, because I love gypsies and their music and sitting around the campfire. I wish I could find the original picture for you to see. It was the flamenco dancer on a stage at a performance. It took about 8 pictures to create this one. That's what is so fun about digital art - creating something new from the old.