Post by kitbop on Sept 18, 2023 0:51:20 GMT
Welcome to Monday peas!
I'm using shimelle as inspiration this month, and today I have created a sketch from a BOBW layout she did a few years ago.
Here is a link to the layout:
shimelles layout on pinterest
and here is the sketch I made out of it (forgive how rough!)
sketch from shimelle layout by kirstendrew, on Flickr
Finally, here is my "pivoted" interpretation. Instead of rays on my background paper, I chose a mixed media (pre-made) page by Vicky B, and used the colour and stars. I moved my photo block to the top, and, since I had a fair bit of journaling, I changed the decorative 3x4 block between the photos into a journaling space. To make a "ledge" for my photo I used a 49th and market acetate film strip, since my background pp didn't have a natural ledge like shimelle's did.
layout routine disarray by kirstendrew, on Flickr
If you belong to a challenge team, taking on this sketch will net you 5 points. My twist is to "pivot" - change the sketch to fit your needs - and today I want you to try either shifting the photo block up, or rotating the whole sketch 90 or 180 degree. If you take on the twist it's worth another 2 points. grammadee - for the master list!
I'm using shimelle as inspiration this month, and today I have created a sketch from a BOBW layout she did a few years ago.
Here is a link to the layout:
shimelles layout on pinterest
and here is the sketch I made out of it (forgive how rough!)
sketch from shimelle layout by kirstendrew, on FlickrFinally, here is my "pivoted" interpretation. Instead of rays on my background paper, I chose a mixed media (pre-made) page by Vicky B, and used the colour and stars. I moved my photo block to the top, and, since I had a fair bit of journaling, I changed the decorative 3x4 block between the photos into a journaling space. To make a "ledge" for my photo I used a 49th and market acetate film strip, since my background pp didn't have a natural ledge like shimelle's did.
layout routine disarray by kirstendrew, on FlickrIf you belong to a challenge team, taking on this sketch will net you 5 points. My twist is to "pivot" - change the sketch to fit your needs - and today I want you to try either shifting the photo block up, or rotating the whole sketch 90 or 180 degree. If you take on the twist it's worth another 2 points. grammadee - for the master list!
