Nice colorwork! Loving the contrast of the blue!

This is terrifically LUSH! Love it!

Simple and so classic!

The cluster built around the speakers is pretty fantastic! Love the torn paper here, too. So fun to look back. My one drive-in memory is when my parents went to see "Buried Alive" and took us along because they had to. After than I had sleep problems for a really long time. I like your memory a...

Love the story, and good for you for being a game-changer. Congrats on the wins to all! That ferris wheel photo is particularly awesome!

I like that banner at the top...gives the design (and the balancing act) a bit of a carnival air!

I love the photo pocket, but I am really mesmerized with that train set! Darn awesome! Good luck with the sale. Doors closing and doors opening are always bittersweet.

Love the big photo and how the flower at the bottom works with the clouds at the top.

The texture on the background is awesome! A lovely design!

These are so pretty! And what a wonderful idea!

This is the left page of a spread from my 2024 Family Vacation album, where I have mixed in a Scenic Template from the newest set with the usual FotoInspired. I separated this page out as a one-off for my grand's baby book since all the action from the trip happens in the family album. I used...

So happy! And the fragmentation adds a lot of zip. The waving threads add to the carefree feeling. Well done!

Wow! I was just thinking about selective coloration the other day...and here you are! Masterful as usual!

Love the signpost here!

Lovely work, and love the sky. I was just listening to a podcast about experiments into whether birds dream--if they do, they might see that bird in the tophat!

The use of the quilt is subtle and intriguing. Leaves meaning up to interpretation. Lovely work!

This is extremely refreshing! The minimalistic approach is lovely.

Love the birds, and the rocks in front of the photo! Beautiful work.

This is so cool! I like that you included your recipe!

I had to laugh--things don't want to stay "done" do they? I relate! Your mini-palette concept is really interesting, starting little then evolving into the whole. Back when I was still doing digital collage, I started from the opposite direction: BIG, then working down to small. The creative...