This is adorable! Love how the text frames the photo.

Wow! That's a beautiful photo! Love your embellishment.

This is so flow-y...kind of like the glass itself. Bravo!

The texture is really tantalizing here...and the blue definitely supports the photos. I'm loving that butterfly!

The red and black are interesting color choices and convey their own visual subtext. Fabulous work!

Ah. My light's been turned way down on a dimmer switch lately, so I find the art of this and the message of this profoundly comforting. <3

Stunning, luscious colors! I'm seeing potholder kits all over in the mailings I get from my yarn suppliers. It's definitely new again! And you've made it even newer with your focus on upbeat, modern colors and style!

Aw, I love it! An excellent way to say "hello"!

No idea what you are talking about but it sure worked. What fabulous imagery!

Aw, beautiful. And those eyes! I love your cluster, too.

Like walking in paradise. This spread has a real "you are there" feeling, which I'm enjoying immensely.

Unexpected juxtaposition, and very moving. Beautiful work.

Rich and luscious colors to show off that fun photo!

Absolutely fabulous work. And yeah, the hummer silhouette is pretty unmistakable. I am down on hummers at the moment because there's a ruby-throat male who dive bombs me every time I set foot on my deck. "Who do you think gives you all these flowers and fills your feeder," I mutter as he comes...

The word is "sublime." Absolutely sublime!

Brilliant use of the suns! And I love the vibrancy of the whole design, not to mention the uplifting message.

Wow, awesome. A new way to look at a flower. Love the background you chose, too.

Very beautiful. I love what's happening with the colors under the flower.

Love that blended "looking up" photo and the visual triangle use. My motto is...when in doubt...make a triangle!

Our first Autumn with a new/old farmhouse in the family. I love all the papers in this Artplay Palette and couldn't decide on which to use...so used almost all of them. I started with Artsy #3 for a background, then blended in my photo using inverted masking. From there I randomly...