Rosie & Linda have challenged us to use newsprint in our artwork for this week’s Awfully Big Art Adventure. When I went to look for the paper, all I could find were the personal ads and classifieds, so I decided to take that as my theme…
I used a vintage nude from the Ten Two Studios Nudes Faux Postage sheet because she’s adorable and the perfect size for this altered puzzle piece collage!
Yes, I used an inked flower to cover up her modesty and I have the inky fingers to show for it!! This is from a large child’s floor puzzle, so I shall turn it into a fridge magnet. It has been sealed with a good coat of gel medium, so I’m sure it’ll take the heat of the kitchen!
This was a lot of fun ladies, thank you… I still have another 3 puzzle pieces in various stages of drying/collage and one that’s a pin. Till the next challenge. 😉
Barb
/ March 14, 2009Nice! I really like what you’ve done here…she’s awesome!
Peace & Love,
~Barb~
Sandy
/ March 14, 2009Oh wow this is stunning.
Really gorgeous piece. I love it.
Rosie
/ March 14, 2009You’re right this DID make me laugh! How clever of you to use the content of the newsprint as the theme (mine were from the sports pages, so not much inspiration there)!! Love your naughty lady and thanks for taking part in our challenge again.
Rosie
ABAA
RubyMay
/ March 14, 2009What fun Rosie…I’m so glad you covered her “modesty” so as not to shock us… Lol !
Another stunning piece of art…brilliant x
Linda Vincent
/ March 14, 2009I like the idea of using the personal ads – I must remember that one! Great jigsaw piece and a lot of fun … thank you Rosie.
Love Linda x
Jan
/ March 14, 2009Ooh, she’s gorgeous!! Great idea – beautifully done
Jendy
/ March 15, 2009Beautiful Job! I especially like the beading detail. What a nice piece.
Martina
/ March 15, 2009WOW this is just so stunning! Amazing interpretation of the theme.
Rachel
/ March 15, 2009Gorgeous art! Love it!
Kimmie
/ March 16, 2009These are really really cool!
~*~Patty
/ March 18, 2009Fantastic transformation of a puzzle piece Rosie! Love every detail, especially the wired beaded bit connecting two sections = brilliant tambourine lady!
Jaqi Wright
/ March 19, 2009This is stunning, and such a different take on the challenge, Well done Jaqi