Used Maya de Groot's Journal Junkie Freebie.

Our first outdoor session of the year my art teacher picked this bloom to draw and I got to photograph it. I duplicated the paper with burn blend mode and blended a larger version of the photo into them with an overlay blend.

Amazing how little things can lead to new ideas.

Seeing the Cape May Warbler in plain sight in our yard was exciting and inspiring. Strange how such a little thing could have a big and continuing impact. But that opened the door to more inspiration and doing something with all the ideas.

Day 80 has arrived. Hard to believe! Here are eight more days of photos from the prompts. I interpreted the prompts VERY loosely some days. :giggle4:

I haven't kept to your clean look, but think the template is lovely and works this way too.

This orchid is so delightful as my DH keeps it looking wonderful and blooming every year and always reminds me of why he gave it to me in the first place.

Thanks for another great challenge and a technique that works just fine in PSP. :lovey3:

We love these azaleas but worry over their condition this year. Sure hope they keep on keeping on.

Since you're already doing a 2-page spread, you could easily add more photos. Maybe use a template for one side and a busier facing page? The clean look is gorgeous, but it also has to meet your needs. Good luck with making it work for you. :sparkles1:

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Susie, I don't know what to say. When doing that I never (or almost never) used a template. If you look at this page in the Project 365 Gallery: https://oscraps.com/community/media/categories/project-365.48/page-3 you'll see some old ones of mine and very different looks from at least two other...

Hard to believe that today was #72. Here are my next 8 photos.

I had this idea as soon as I saw your post for week 4.

Getting seriously into genealogy in 1998 has been an adventure entailing lots of growth both of family trees and personally. You might say it's an obsession? The biggest drawback has been that it interferes with going birding.

Ona, it's amazing that you are keeping up even this way. I have hardly done any more mixed media after a couple of weeks. I do keep up with the photo prompts, but that is so much easier. Yours look wonderful.

@LauraD Since you found this thread, you probably saw the last post before yours: https://oscraps.com/community/threads/question-for-you.34141/ which is a pretty good review of what folks at the O have done and some still do. I'm one who used to. Since Feb. 18 I've also been doing a photo a day...

Wow. Not only was the person rude but she was wrong. You look adorable. When our cousin's hair grew back after chemo she also looked very cute in that first short hair.

@faerywings Chris if it had a crest it was most likely a Tufted Titmouse which is slightly related to chickadees.

Water is a wonderful medium of design! Thanks for the challenge.