I was absolutely captivated by this scene. A wonderful page. Congrats!

Loving the colour block graphic design you went with. I'd definitely frame it for her.

Fabulous challenge and inspiration. My hare was an ordinary hare I saw in a very green and grassy paddock. I tried a few effects and liked this one so because of the 'fairytale' effect. I will show it to my youngest grandchildren and read them the story. Thanks Susanne.

Really enjoyed your challenge, Susanne. Love to do another one.

Fabulous!

Perfect page for Earth Day. Love the sketch effect on your photo, the masking, photos of the plants you found, design, everything. Deserving of an SO.

Great to see colourful happy pages like this in the gallery. Love how you dressed them up with the artsy.

Such a lovely page. Love your design.

A great photo of you! Love the page from top to bottom. Be sure to print and frame it.

This is such a touching and expressive tribute to your mother. Wonderful page.

A wonderful heritage page. Beautifully illustrated. I can't even imagine how terrible it must have been for everyone living in those conditions but you've certainly captured some of their suffering.

Those pots!!! Love it.

What can I say. You're an inspiration. Love the spring colours.

Chuffed you like it, Sylvia. Thank you .

Love how you blended the photo into the paper and overlays. They look so adorable and innocent looking there but I'm betting they'll be getting into a bit of mischief by now.

This is great. Love how you echoed the strong vertical lines of the bridge.

Lovely page. Gotta love spring.

I did this for the last AnnaColor Challenge but didn't get it finished. I enjoyed it though. Thanks Adryane. Anyone familiar with Cradle Mountain and the Lake St Clair National Park will know I've flipped the photo. It was taken in the heart of Tasmania's Alpine Country. There are lots of...

Hi Kythe. I very rarely drag up from photo bin but wonder if I should. It would allow me to make changes to the layers, and I often do, without losing any quality from the image. Do I have that right? And is there any downside to this way of doing it? I know if you 'place' a layer on your...

Stunning page. Really enjoying the painterly effect on your background.