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Artist bio's
Had a blast today making these artist bio's. I decided they really aren't artist statements as they don't have the usual pretentious artist blather. They just talk a little about us - so they are more of a biography. Karen and I got ours done but Susan forgot her photo and her statement so she will finish at home. They came out great!
I taught the girls how to paint a layered background. It was just like I was teaching a class - I stood up the whole time, LOL. This is Karen's - she took a baby Bendi doll and used the limbs for her body parts. It's bright and fun and just like her dolls!
This is Susan's - the photo isn't her - it's a 'placeholder', LOL. Susan and I both used paper doll parts for arms and legs.
This is mine. Can't miss my name, eh? I'm thinking of toning the white down somehow.
Oh Judi those turnned out wonderful and I love your name done in the off white...another great success...
Posted by: Sherry Goshon at April 16, 2006 7:39 PMNOOOOOOOOOO! Don't change ANYTHING! The letters are NOT too white, Jude, they're muted! Perfect! And your statement is cool! I tried to read Karen's statement, too, but when I clicked on to it, it didn't enlarge enough. Darn it! You did a great job teaching the background layering 'cause all 3 look terrific! And YOU are gorgeous, so HUSH!
Posted by: kai at April 17, 2006 1:22 AMJudi, I love reading your posts and going on your site. Your so creative and always willing to share ideas and techniques. thank you, its appreciated. Peggy
I may learn to add yet !!I love this idea JUdi And yours is fab-- WHAT ELSE COULD IT BE!!??!!iF i HAD THE TIME AND INCLINATION AND MAYBE ONE OF "YOUR" PICS--FORGET ANY OF MINE--- i WOULD TRY TO DO ONE FOR mmm..Oh well Hugs Jan D.
Posted by: jan Demetralis at April 17, 2006 5:50 AMJudi yours is fabulous infact they all are and do make a statement and I think they would be fun to do. Hugs Dianne
Posted by: Dianne Sahakian at April 17, 2006 9:14 AMOoooh, change nothing! It is perfect just the way it is.... you must be a natural teacher. The backgrounds are fabulous.
KAthy
Posted by: Kathy White at April 17, 2006 12:07 PM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
