I also love the art and the culture of this amazing country. It has influenced some of my art.
These are some of the ATCs I did some time ago. I've learned a lot about collage and layering since most of them. Still, it was a fine time to revisit them.
Such a heartbreaking time. It is always good to reflect on the beautiful images and art Japan has given us.
ReplyDeleteKarla
My 12 year old
ReplyDeleteis crazy for
anything Japanese
and my husband has
colleagues in Japan,
so this really hit
home for us. The
two of them are
even talking about
making a trip to
help with rebuilding
efforts, once things
have calmed down and
there are organizations
setting up such endeavors.
Your beautiful ATCs
are just that ~ lovely.
Happy Monday, Jeanie!
xx Suzanne
I said most of what I had to say about the crisis on the previous entry. Here, I'll just say, "Beautiful!"
ReplyDeletejeanie,
ReplyDeleteI just found this amazing art/life juxtaposition. If the link doesn't "take", I'll email it to you - I never can remember what blogger will and won't allow ;-)
Information Imitates Art
I admire your art so much. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful art pieces!!
ReplyDeleteI really have no words to express how my heart breaks for the people of Japan
ReplyDeleteso glad your friends are alright...the pain in their hearts must be all encompassing ...still not the words I am feeling...
oxoxo
Lovely ATCs - full of grace and beauty. My heart cries for the sorrows the Japanese must be feeling now.
ReplyDeletebeautiful, Jeanie. Thanks for keeping this topic in our minds and hearts.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ATCs, Jeanie! Isn't it fun to take out your older artwork and look at it from time to time? You can see how you've grown but also how good you were!
ReplyDeletebeautiful to see your aceo's and to read of your love for the Japanese.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeletePrayers for all those suffering in Japan.
Hugs to you.
Fab ATCs and it's so heartbreaking watching the news and seeing the suffering.
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