As Michelle would say… “How cool is that?!” I created a page this evening in my altered girls’ journal, scanned it into my PC and then went browsing, wondering if the latest Crusade (No. 43), had been posted yet. Imagine my surprise when I found it was there and all about using found text in your pages…
Although there’s no pressure to show a completed page along these lines, I have this one ready, so here it is!
I’m a sci-fi fan, always have been, ever since I read “I, Robot” by Isaac Asimov. I don’t read as many books in the genre these days, but I love watching series like Fringe, Warehouse 13, etc. I recently watched the new J.J. Abram’s film Star Trek and enjoyed it hugely. That’s what prompted this page’s images, which I found whilst tidying up the lounge! The text is words I cut from a library bookmark – also found whilst tidying! Serendipitous I believe…
I shall have fun trying the linear style of texting shown by Michelle in the coming days. If you’ve never tried a Crusade before, please check it out – they’re fun, friendly and eye-opening!
Michelle Ward
/ August 5, 2010synchronicity! HCIT indeed! thanks for the supportive words about the crusade rosie, and for sharing your use of text on this page. love the deep blue and all the textures too.
Debra
/ August 5, 2010what a nice surprise it must have been for you to discover you’d already done the crusade without knowing it!! Love the strong colours and all those dots.
Jackie
/ August 5, 2010This is wonderful, Rosie. Love your background and the use of the text. Look forward to seeing your linear style next.
Kim Mailhot
/ August 5, 2010Awesome as always, Rosie ! Love the space age blue with your scifi characters. I was just gathering some text pieces to play along…
You do the Crusade proud !
winterwood
/ August 6, 2010Great colour – I love that shade of dark blue makes the other images stand out nicely!
Chris
/ August 7, 2010Luscious page!!
I also have loved SF for years, and am not nearly caught up with all that’s going on in the genre, but I loved Abrams’s Star Trek and think this is groovy. I may even Grok it… not sure yet!
the colors are great. Thanks for playing!
Karen
/ August 7, 2010Stunning page…. such a great background too.
Karen
Helen
/ August 15, 2010Great page, very exciting, it tells a story, I think.
Lizbeth
/ August 15, 2010A truly dynamic page and I love the colours!
quinncreative
/ August 18, 2010Science fiction can be such a rich mix with journaling. I love the combination of question words and images blended in with the space colors. Great synchronicity, indeed!
Lizbeth
/ August 18, 2010Super textures and colour!
Kari
/ August 19, 2010I love the deep blue and the faces! Very cool effect. (I’m a sci-fi fan too) 🙂
Cath Sheard
/ August 21, 2010I love that you used a library bookmark – I knew we gave those things out for a reason and art’s as good a reason as any 😉
Lena
/ August 22, 2010Wuhu! Very cool and very nice! Love the colour as well as the stamping.
Maureen
/ August 22, 2010Really intense. Good choice of words and I love the white bits.
lenna young andrews
/ August 23, 2010wonderful page and use of text!
Cath
/ August 29, 2010Beautiful, strong colours and I love the Sci-fi theme – a favourite of mine, too. Great words, too.
Brigitte
/ August 30, 2010Love your page, the wonderful colors, great collage with matching words !
sheila
/ August 31, 2010I really love this page – the colours and the text and images and it all hangs together so beautifully. Thanks for sharing.