No, I didn't spend the day at Disneyland :-) Although, that would have been cool!
The other day on
Marita's Southern Valley blog she had been talking about fading borders in one post, and in another how blogs had given her the opportunity to make new friends worldwide.
I was reminded of a postcard I had made last year when my "art-sister" Linda and I did a summer postcard swap we called Archaeological Digs. Linda came up with this groovy idea that we had to 'dig' from our collected stashes of art materials to create postcards...no running out to buy new stuff. Since Linda and I are both ephemera freaks the challenge wasn't all that difficult...but it sure was FUN!
For one I created...
It Is A Small World After Allwhich certainly reflects the discussion on Marita's blog.
The postcard was made with a piece of cardstock that I stamped with a rubber stamp image of an old map...I found a textured wallpaper sample that I painted over to give it an old world look.
In my bits of pieces of ephemera I found an old world globe...using an X-acto knife I cut out some portions so the textured wallpaper behind it would be exposed.
Finding a small scrap of torn paper I 'aged' it using an ink pad and stamped EVIDENCE No. 55.
Then on regular notebook paper that I also 'aged' with the ink pad I stamped the words:
it is a small world after all
How many of my readers agree that blogging is bringing us all closer together and making our world 'smaller' ?
Yes, I have been absent from Blogland...returning soon with more art to share.
