Day 5 + 6 More Quotes

My favorite thing to do - illustrate quotes/sayings:)

Here are some more for Days 5 + 6!

 

Day 5 was a quick one but fun to do.

 I made another and put it on my frig.

 

 

This one for Day 6, below, was inspired by a

 very cool photo I saw on instagram.

The photo was taken at place called

the Crystal Palace in California.

I would love to go there one day.

 Heck I'd just love to get

back to California one day:)

 

I changed the woman a little bit.

This would be mostly about "line"

and I tried to create value by using different

 ways to fill the space with pattern and

black and white. I think I'll get to

coloring it but wanted to

challenge myself to b/w.

 

Don't forget my little, tiny

Knock,knock joke contest;)

 

Rememeber, to find out more

click the index card below,

you'll be glad you did:)

 

Take care,

Fran T xo

 

ICAD 3 + 4 - Knock, knock. who's there. Confuscius

Running like a chicken without a head.

Busy these days but trying to keep up with ICAD.

Oh boy, and its only just started :)

This one below is a favorite joke of mine, of my son

and it seems a heck of alot of people.

Comment me back if you know any other good ones!

I'll send a print of this ICAD or any of the others I have

made to the person who's joke cracks my son up the most. X)

 

 

.P.S. I have never had a contest

 so I have no idea how to go about this so,

 lets just say by this weekend we'll pick one.

 

My ICAD today is below.

For this card, I started drawing my favorite shapes.

My focus was on space and keeping it light and airy.

Because those doodly shapes get heavy fast.

 

 

 

I hope you join my little joke contest

and we're looking forward to the laughs!

Also please check out the other participants

in the ICAD Challenge

 

 

Take care,

Fran T

 

 

ICAD 2 - 2013 - PEONIES

I picked this flower on my walk the other day

 and was looking forward to sketching it.

But for me, peonies are pretty daunting.

They are gorgeous but look at all those petals!

I just love the quote!

 I know nothing about this person Bashō,

so I went to Google to find out. 

Wikepedia says he 'was the most famous poet

of the Edo period in Japan and

that during his lifetime,

Bashō was recognized for his works

in the collaborative

 haikai no renga form; today, after

centuries of commentary, he is

recognized as the greatest

master of haiku (at the time called hokku).'

Great stuff!

 

 

Please take a few moments to check out some

of the other artist's cards and visit:

 

 

Happy Sunday and enjoy your day!
Take care,

Fran T xo

 

 

 

ICAD 1 - 2013 - starting off!

Wow, I can't believe that its June already.

Well, I've jumped in with two feet and
I'm going to participate in
 ICAD 2013

Woohoo!

Here's my first ICAD, below.
I got this from a quote on a fortune cookie.
I was going through last years ICADs for inspiration
and saw that fortune that 
I had glued on my card.

 

 

I couldn't find any loose cards that I had last year.

I had used colored index cards and

they were so cool to work with.

I have to dig some more, I know I have more.

Anyhow, I grabbed my son's spiral bound pad.

I kind of like that its in notebook form.

Maybe they make it in a larger 4x6 format,

because I really prefer the larger cards.

 

Be sure to check out the other cards!

Tammy has it so well organized.

You can post on your blog and link up to her blog.

You can post on Flickr, Facebook, Instagram...

go check it out!

 

Join in the fun:)

See you tomorrow!

 

Take care and enjoy this wonderful Saturday.

We're having a gorgeous day here on the island.

Fran T xo