Mini Art by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I finally made a bit of creativity. Watching a YouTube Video, gave me a little inspiration to do this. Glad you can´t see my face, when I try to see what I am doing :-P The text says "do you have something to say" Said in Danish "do you have something from heart" I took out the text from a very very old magazine called "Samvirke" my mom kept from a Supermarket. The magazine is still going strong. The Supermarket has existed for atleast 70 years. I remember when they changed it to self-service. I was just a little girl. Remember how strange it was, that we could just walk around and take what we wanted. :-)
Hmmm.. I see my scanner isnt the best for such things: I´Il try to take a photo of it tomorrow. Now it is too late. Too dark. Dont have proper light here for that.
Have a beautiful day/evening.
I am happy to say the weather is cooler today with a bit of wind and a thin layer of clouds. 21C outside.
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Comments (9)
WOnderful creation my friend !!!
Once again you inspire me, Helle!
I quote Andrea, Helle:) You are really an inspiration and when you call what you did 'mini art', is perhaps because the notebook is tiny, lol:) I love the soft colors and the textures and how you combined them . The way you placed the text it was unexpected to me. It is a lovely and creative composition !
A loverly patchwork of pastels dominate this "miniart," Helle. I like the spiral bind at the left, which does give it a notebook pastiche. And keeping a magazine for so many decades? Must be something special. And by self service, do you mean check yourself out at the counter? If so, I'd rather have a clerk do it.
Outstanding work Helle. God bless.
What fun..and inspiring.
This is just delightful, Helle! You did a great job on it!
I always have such mixed feelings, looking at your art work. I love it so much, and it is so inspiring to me, but I know that whenever I try to make something this nice, it never turns out how I want it to. So! I end up making something nice that everybody likes, but it doesn't have the same feeling you get with your work, and I'm never quite as happy with it as I would like to be. This is such a delightful piece, with so many wonderful details, and I love it!
I'm with the above, and I appreciate what Tara said. I do little like this, because, like her, I don't do it well. You do it with total freedom and 'rightness'. I love the pinks against the greens (a combination you use a lot, and beautifully), and I love the little bubbles, and the stamps ("20", what looks like postal stamps, some gelli prints maybe, grid-work, etc). I love how you imitate the spiral holes---where the coil holds the pages together---across the frame. Those gold dots. And the splotches of red. And the saying. Beautifully done, it's like a little dance. You have an innate sense of where to put things in your montages. I struggle with that, but you know just what to use, when to stop, etc. Magical.