Summer CC101 2016 Wk1 Day3A

 Title: Alcohol Ink Agates Technique

It's Day 3 in this Summer art extravaganza, Tim Hotlz's Creative Chemistry 101.  The first homework assignment was to create a composition utilizing alcohol inks on glossy paper, and then top it off with a stamp - I used two.

Because I had no alcohol inks, I purchased an alcohol ink kit from Hobby Lobby.  It had everything I needed in one box, including stamps.  The tree stamp at the page bottom is one of them.

I am located in one of the most beautiful places on earth, the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas, USA.

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Creative Chemistry 101, Week 1, Day 2

Title:

A. Blended Distress/Spritz & Flick Technique
B. Brushless Watercolor Technique
C. Wrinkle-Free Distress Technique

I used Distress Inks to compose the three tags pictured here.

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Location: Rogers, Arkansas, USA

FFC, Biker Sunday, July 11, 2010

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Razorback Relief at U of A Tyson Track Center.

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Razorback Relief just exceeded 106,000 packages of food for Haiti. Tyson Track Center. U of Ark.

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Getting my car worked on at Tim's Automotive.

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What a Day!

I want to remember a few things in the future. Among them: Today, Tuesday, May 4, was the most visually beautiful day I can remember. The sky was a vivid, cloudless blue. The trees and grass were vivid green. It was unbelievable.

On the less than beautiful side, today Americans are still dealing with the 2-week old disaster posed by 200,000 barrels of oil a day being belched from the sea floor in the Gulf of Mexico.

Also, over the weekend, a Pakistani-American tried to set off car bomb in Times Square. That even dominates CNN news coverage.

Also, Michael Brown (of Katrina fame) accuses the Obama administration of acting slowly in the Gulf oil crisis because, if the disaster gets really big, everyone will want to shut down Gulf drilling.