Here's a rough draft of pages one and two. By the way -- those are the toads, not the frogs. The toad isn't that difficult, but the frog is a bear! (How can a frog be a bear?)
You can click on the picture, to see it a little larger.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Over in the Meadow - Part 2
I spent some time today experimenting with styles for the Counting Book (see yesterday's post). I've discovered that I can photograph the origami "babies," and, using Photoshop Elements, paste them onto my background as many times as necessary. That means I won't have to make TEN frogs.
Here's a rough draft of pages one and two. By the way -- those are the toads, not the frogs. The toad isn't that difficult, but the frog is a bear! (How can a frog be a bear?)
You can click on the picture, to see it a little larger.
Here's a rough draft of pages one and two. By the way -- those are the toads, not the frogs. The toad isn't that difficult, but the frog is a bear! (How can a frog be a bear?)
You can click on the picture, to see it a little larger.
What a talented grandma you are! Must be nice! :-)
ReplyDeleteSweetpea's books will be treasured for generations
to come.........genie
That's such a cute idea, Linda! Is there no end to your creativity? Clara is a lucky girl.
ReplyDeleteWell, from my perspective, Grandma is a lucky grandma! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm having a lot of fun with this one. But . . . have you ever seen a pattern for an origami muskrat? Ha! I may have to settle for a plain ole' RAT.
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ReplyDeleteI, too, and in awe of you ideas, abilities, and talents.
ReplyDeleteYour books for Sweetpea are the most wonderful thing and a wonderful keepsake.
You should also publish and sell some books!!
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