Wrapping Up December Art

    Hi everyone. Can you believe it's December 29th? I'm wrapping up a fun holiday weekend. My husband and I are heading off to Portland, Maine today to get together with some college friends. Then the 4 of us are heading to  a hockey game for our college team, which many of you know we like to follow. This year has been especially exciting because we ended the first half of the season in 4th place nationally. All I can say is Go Blue/Go Black Bears. Let's hope the second half of the season is as good as the first half was.

    Today I have some art to share. First I want to share my final piece for Sharon's Snow challenge at Art Journal Journey. Thank you Sharon for hosting. Snow was the perfect theme for December. I love making snowy winter pages, especially in December . And thank you everyone who joined Sharon at AJJ also. 

  I thought I would finish the month by sharing something festive for this holiday season. 

    I'm not sure if this gentleman is dressed for a New Year's Party or a very formal family Christmas dinner. I'm guessing the party, but I suppose it could be either. All I can say is with the evening stars he is definitely going out for the night.

    I made my page by using 2 halves of some brown paper. I stamped the stars and added some sequin style snowflakes. I also left the bottom of the page white since there is some snow on the ground. I added the brown velvet ribbon to break up the vertical page and added Mr. Ready-to-Party. The ribbon also makes a good place for him to stand. 

    I finish my page by adding the quotes and also a light bulb since it is night and he needs to be able to see where he is going. 😏

     I also want to share one final tag for Tag Tuesday for this year, This time Michele is hosting and her challenge is Winter Holidays. Here's my tag for this challenge.

     You can probably guess I went with New Years for my tag.  I stamped some clocks in blue and black ink. Then I used a die cut champagne glass that happened to be sitting on my work table. I filled the glass with some white sparkles, and I used a punch to make all the silver stars. Finally I pulled out an old Artistic Outpost New Years set and stamped the rubber that had an image and the quote. I cut out the quote and added it to my tag. 

    I'm also linking up to Gillena's Sunday Smiles.

   That's all for me in this post. Have a great rest of your weekend and start to the new week ahead.