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Playing with more Layers of Flavor.

These all have collage, sewing, acrylic paint, acrylic ink, wrapping paper, marker and a fortune.

See the green marker? I literally wrote "SWOOPY WORDS" really big all over the piece as one of the layers before I cut the cardboard down to postcard size.

Playing with more Layers of Flavor.

These all have collage, sewing, acrylic paint, acrylic ink, wrapping paper, marker and a fortune.

See the green marker? I literally wrote "SWOOPY WORDS" really big all over the piece as one of the layers before I cut the cardboard down to postcard size.

Playing with more Layers of Flavor.

These all have collage, sewing, acrylic paint, acrylic ink, wrapping paper, marker and a fortune.

See the green marker? I literally wrote "SWOOPY WORDS" really big all over the piece as one of the layers before I cut the cardboard down to postcard size.

Created from one of my layers of flavor backgrounds.

Vintage papers,scrapbook papers, circle punches, vintage print block, found circle stamps, acrylic paint

More fun with paint and paper napkins.

More fun with paint and paper napkins.

The background of this card sat in my pile for AGES! Finally the bird appeared. He must've been very lost....

Playing with paint, gesso and spray paint...Fun!

Mixed media postcard from Traci Bautista's Strathmore workshop.

Created from one of my Layers of Flavor class samples.

paint and paper napkin

Created from one of my Layers of Flavor class samples.

Tinker toys from Traci Bautista's Strathmore workshop.

Created for the "Zine, mailart and Other Cool Stuff" group on swapbot. These are 2 naked notebooks in a giant matchbook style.

Created for a watercolor doodle postcard swap.

I didn't start out painting fish, I swear!

Created for a watercolor doodle postcard swap.

I didn't start out painting fish, I swear!

Created for a watercolor doodle postcard swap.

I didn't start out painting fish, I swear!

This one went off to Punwit because I was soooo behind in answering his card. Dontcha figure, he's already replied...now I'm still behind!

Acrylic painted cereal box, fish and tankard from discarded magazines, instructions from a chinese food take-out container.

Created for the everyday ephemera swap on swapbot. I didn't really have a plan until I spotted a magazine ad with a tree...Voila! Inspiration!

I had to make it big to use a bunch of receipts as background. The tree is Prismacolor marker and the ephemeral leaves are from food packaging, losing lottery tickets, take-out menus, claim forms from work, and junk mail.