Now that our Week of Winter has past, I can go outside to fixative and varnish my mixed media art.
This is my February Calendar Animal: an industrious little mouse planning plans for
When I look at my art the next morning, and don’t want to add or change anything, then it’s truly a finished piece. ✅
Behold the Barn Swallow of April, a Travel
3 layers layer, getting some nice texture. 💙 The theme is Travel, so I started with a collage of boarding passes from various flights I’ve had over the years. Then scraped on some
Using my January mixed media calendar art, created for @existing sprinkles art challenge, as my new Lock Screen.
Using a Copic marker sketch I did of a vase years ago as my Wallpaper.
I finished my March Hare for @existing sprinkles 2026 Calendar Challenge… which I will be continuing on into 2026 so I can make a calendar for 2027. 😬
Went a bit simpler on this
Final week of this calendar art challenge… and I just finished February. 😬🎉
This field mouse is about waking up from January’s hibernation and starting to Plan. Lots of ideas going around that
Laly Mille, one of my favorite mixed media artists, has a free 20 minute lesson on creating a journal page:
It requires an email address and is only available this week.
She has
Made some progress on my#2026calendarchallenge art: researched vintage images that express my idea and feelings for February of starting and planning, getting back to work after hibernating in January.
After cleaning up
Cleaned up my main art desk and laid out the supplies to continue working on my calendar art for @existing sprinkles art challenge. 🎉
I’ve given up getting 11 more done in time
