To tell you the truth, I never thought of printing my work on cards. It's a great idea! I'm curious to know if anyone else has printed their work on cards. Your comments and links are welcomed. I would love to see your art work.
The colors of a stained glass window when the sun shines through is magical, but in a mosaic piece the grout is what makes the colors pop. I have been working with stained glass for over twenty years. I love the sound of the score, breaking and cutting of the glass. The pictures you can create with pieces of glass are endless. It is so exciting to see the final project and selling a piece of art is thrilling. E-mail me if you are interested in purchasing a piece of art.
About Me
- Irene
- Houston, Texas, United States
- Welcome to my Blog Site :) I am so happy you stopped in. I am a part time worker, wife, mom and artist/crafter. I became a grandmother for the first time about a year ago. My passions are Stained Glass and Mixed Media Art. I am a Texas girl living in a house that my father and grandfather built in 1945. I have a loving husband and two teenage boys. My boys are talented musicians who make my life complete. I hope you enjoy reading my posts about music, my boys and grandson and just about life in general. So grab your favorite choice of drink, sit back, relax and happy blogging.
Showing posts with label Birthday Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birthday Card. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Surprise Mail
About two weeks ago I received a birthday card from my dear cousin. It was a wonderful surprise to see a color copy of one of her first collages on the card. I know my photo can not give this card justice. Thank you Rinda, I absolutely love it and plan on framing the card. You can view Rinda's blog at www.gallorganico.blogspot.com
To tell you the truth, I never thought of printing my work on cards. It's a great idea! I'm curious to know if anyone else has printed their work on cards. Your comments and links are welcomed. I would love to see your art work.
To tell you the truth, I never thought of printing my work on cards. It's a great idea! I'm curious to know if anyone else has printed their work on cards. Your comments and links are welcomed. I would love to see your art work.
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