Wednesday Art

Hi everyone. It's been cold here in New Hampshire (as well as many other places too). We had hoped for a white Christmas, and after our big dump of snow on the 17th, we really thought we would have one. Instead we warmed up and had so much rain (and wind) on the 23rd, our white Christmas was really just a light dusting from the end of that storm when the temperatures plummeted. But I guess that counts as white.

It is starting to warm up a bit outside after some bitter cold over the past holiday weekend. Hurrah for that, although it is going to get quite warm for us  at the end of the week so we may start the New Year with some spring mud.

December is starting to wind down, and it will be 2023 before we know it. I know I said this last year, but  let me write it once again, where did the year go?

Today I want to share another page for Jo's Snowy Winter challenge over at Art Journal Journey.  You still have a a few days to join in this challenge with your snowy winter art journal pages.

This first view is how it looks when I lighten it up.

And this next view is how my camera caught it.  In reality,  my page is not as blue as the first view and not as grey as this view. I must say I like both views.

I inked my background paper and then layered some paper and also part of a sheet of printed acetate. I did do a bit of stitching which is a little hard to see unless you look for it. White thread wasn't the best color to use. The quote was already on the paper, and I decided to use it instead of adding a different one.  I did add a painted snowflake though.

And for those of you who join us at Try It On Tuesday, 

right now our annual spotlight is going on, so stop by to see if you made the spotlight. 

I hope you're having a wonderful week between holiday weekends. Thanks for stopping by my blog also.