Hi all you fabulous ATC makers!

I've been doing daily drawings on and off for a while now.  The last few weeks or so I've been doing birds (pics on my blog for anyone interested).  After seeing your lovely creations around here, I've decided to take the plunge and go mini. 

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I've decided to keep adding to this thread.  I'll be adding links here to take you directly to the most recent ones.

:::Birds:::
Thursday :: Hooded Oriole
Thursday, April 5 :: Yellowthroat and a Little Green Heron
Friday, April 6 :: Purple Finch
Saturday, April 7 :: Robin
Sunday, April 15 :: Semipalmated Plover
Monday, April 16 :: Brewer's Blackbird
Tuesday, April 17 :: Royal Terns
Tuesday, October 16 :: Great Horned Owl


:::Dashboard:::
Friday, April 13 :: Hope

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Original post pics: Cinnamon Teal and Black Necked Stilt

I've had this bulletin board forever and it needed a bit of love.



So with a bit of inspiration from Shim and Sons, I turned it into this.



What do you think?

ps. more info on my blog for anyone interested

In 2003 I kept a brown sketchbook for my classes.  Most of it is notes, ideas and working things out, but here's a truck I did using a burgundy gelly roll pen.

What do you think?

I started this in September, but just finished it last night.  It's a modified version of a cropped cardigan from knit 1. 

I'd love to know what you think - constructive criticism is definitely welcomed.

(woah, all of a sudden I'm feeling super self conscious about posting pics.   Well, here goes nothing.)

This past week I drew birds from some of my Dad's photos.  He's really into bird watching.  Anyways, I kinda like how some of these look a little goofy. 

Hey all,

Here's some daily drawings.  This week I did birds from John James Audubon paintings.  What do you think?














*this ugly fellow is a turkey chick*

Wow!  That's a lot of squares!  I checked out the image size and your looking at 200 x 267.  That's 53,400 squares!!

You might want to think about simplifying it, or choosing just a portion of it.

Here's a 20x20 section of just Link, to give you an idea of the scale.

I took a couple artist's books classes a few years ago and these two books are some of my favorite things I made.  These ones are pretty much all handmade - the butterflies from the first are originally from a calendar, but they have been significantly altered.

I have a description of each on my blog and a bunch of pics of them on my site, so here are just a couple details from them:





I'd love to know what you think!

**note to mods: I posted this same thing over in paper crafts and book making, but I think that maybe it fits better here.  I won't mind if you take the other one down.  Thanks!**

I took a couple artist's books classes a few years ago and these two books are some of my favorite things I made.

I have a description of each on my blog and a bunch of pics of them on my site, so here are just a couple details from them:





I'd love to know what you think!

I made my hubby a modified Danica scarf from Knitty.  I basically just made it 2x as wide as the pattern calls for and then I sewed the sides and ends closed so that you don't see the back of the enterlac.  You can see more pics on my blog.