It's horrifying, like pawns on a chessboard. Beautifully documented, and I love your use of the light.

Love how everything is happening at the bottom, truly giving a sense of the vastness of summer time. Beautiful work.

Congrats on the Standing O! A joyous design indeed!

Beautiful portrait of special plants. Always a treat to be gifted with indoor blooms!

Congrats on that Standing O! I used to always have an altered book art journal going...and this makes me want to get back to my roots! Such full, rich, and dreamy work and also the format of your spread opens the door to such wonderful expression.

This is awesome--and it's both intriguing and refreshing!

Best facial expression ever, and that shirt! This is truly joy-making!

Love the scale of the "play" contrasted with the photo. What a great perspective!

The reflection here is so important--it's all a matter of which lenses you are peering through, right? The other day I was babysitting the grandkiddos overnight and the next morning my son alluded to a strategy that I used to use in managing kids' time that he was now using with his own kids...

I may just have to lift this for my granddoggos--awesome page and the circular frames work so well!

Oh, so beautiful. The texture of the containers really shines here. And...extracted pots, yes!

Congrats on the Standing O! You used the giraffe ruler! I just couldn't fit it in this time but am saving it in a special file--it's perfect in your LO!

It would not be a family gathering without a song fest, and the grandkiddos loved getting into the act. Using the new Jouer Release, I got started with the template, pulled in a Multimedia Frame to hold an additional picture, then fleshed out the background with some brushes and two solid...

What an incredible use of FotoInspired! Really, it's genius!

Fabulous in every way! I love your verdant crown!

I LOVE that framing! Congrats on the well deserved Standing O!

Your wordless layouts still seem to tell a story--love them!

I love the thoughtful journaling as well as the use of the heron photo. There is definitely a season for everything.

So beautiful--the textures really fit with the historic architecture.

That photo treatment in the background is awesome! Lovely family photos too!