The Three Muses Challenge - Quotation/Open Theme

Thanks to Bev for a great open theme and a chance for us all to choose our favourite quotations.  I like this quotation because it tells us to stop and think before judging people.  The man with Googled lady's legs is from the lovely Terri Kahrs (freebie).  The lady with legs from Maya and Googled shoes and bow from Createwings Designs is from e-vint.com.  The chevrons are from Createwings and the background newspring shadow boxes are from Maya at SBG.

Take a Word Challenge - Mothers

This week we are celebrating motherhood.  The images above are from a Wikimedia Commons copyright free collection of paintings.  Background by me.

Three Muses Challenge - MUSIC

You may not recognise my uncle (by marriage) but it's him!  I gave him a new hair do and updated moustache,  He always was full of himself .  Photo of Uncle Paul from an old family album of mine.  Piano Googled.  Floor from Irene Alexeeva. Butterfly Vera Lim.  Sky and music manuscript Googled.
.

Take a Word Challenge - STONE ANGELS

The angel is from Google Images.  The cherub taking notes and the script in the background are from Lori Davison.  The background paper is from Pink Lotty and the dried roses are from Trish Jones.

Three Muses - Hats and Crowns and Wings and Things

Thanks to Ann for a challenging challenge! The image was Googled (Renaissance painting, source unknown).  Crown/roses by Christina Renee.  Hat and wings from Googled manuscript.  Background papers by Pink Lotty.  Overlay words Itkupilli.

Take a Word Challenge - BEAUTIFUL

What could be more graceful and beautiful than ballerinas?  I am a fan of Degas and his series of paintings from the world of ballet so didn't have to search very far for inspiration.
The three dancers are from e-vint.com (coloured and altered).  The background is by Lorie Davison and the aged overlay by Berna Datema.  The ghostly image of Degas was Googled.

Three Muses Challenge - Blue Moos

 

Moos are challenging when using the digital methods but I can't imagine how difficult it must be to make a mixed media one by hand.  Even though the Moos above have been enlarged for display they were created in the correct format.  The images are from the Graphics Fairy (coloured from original black and white, pen and ink drawings).  Everything else is from Createwings Designs at Scrap Orchard.  Thanks to Ann (Taluula) for a challenging challenge!!