Altered Silver

The main text on the first card was bordered with a broad-tip accent marker; that border was further outlined with a fine-tip marker. The combination makes the border appear to be translucent with dimension, as if it was pasted tissue paper or vellum.

The freaky background of the first card is from a plate of caviar.

A brand new magazine purchase brought me the turtle and shell. I have so many magazines stacked up that I've been hesitating to buy new ones, yet getting the "fresh meat" is always a treat.

It was a Thanksgiving-issue magazine that offered a bit of whipped topping in three different sizes. Too cool to resist.

It's all about love and comfort, knowing everything's alright, being free of worry or concerns.

Ah, the color! Sometimes, red is the only way to go.

I've been waiting to use this moon image for some while. I knew this day was the time for it when I found the lightning bolt to go with it.

Today's first card uses a sole image, second time in a week that's happened. But how could I resist when I spotted this text to fit with it?

I really like this first card. One would never guess that it was made of 3 images intertwined together.

Because it's difficult to judge size on the web, I should point out that the stamps in the second card are not actual size; they were illustrations for a postage stamp collection advertisement. (My gluecards are 3.25" x 5.25".)

It would seem that I had the start of springtime on my mind, for all this violet, yellow and green.