Round Robin 2020 #13

Round Robin 2020  #13

Saturday, May 30, 2015

Honolulu Altered Books Group, May 2015

 
Aloha,
 
 
   May turned out to be another superb month of altered art. We had a great meeting as we shared our stories about what inspired us in
developing the art created in the following spreads. It is amazing to me how each artist interprets the theme of the book and personalizes the art they create based on some life experience, memory, deep thoughts or humor.
  We are now half way through this round robin. We can't wait to see what happens next.
 
 
Art should comfort the disturbed 
and disturb the comfortable.
                                                       - Cesar Cruz 
 
 
 
 
 
Su created this pop up of things that makes her sing in the "This
Is What Makes Me Sing" book.

These make me sing also!

Rosemary designed this art is life layout
for the "Design And Create Art" book.


"Constructing A Game Plan"
Amy takes us on a road trip during her childhood, before
electronic devices, with ideas to keep kids busy.

Are we there yet?

Lorraine explores Jim Hensen's mind
in the "Imagination Illustrated" book.

G is for genius!

"Mystery Palette Challenge"
Darrell created an underwater spread featuring
Jimmy Buffet and the Coral Reefer Band, while usinghis mystery palette challenge colors .

"Heroes"
Sue shares a beautifully touching
tribute to our military heroes.

Debbie baked up this tasty layout for the
"Circle of Color" book.
It features an actual slice of rainbow cake baked
with love for a favorite "Auntie"!

Stephanie's "from the "Mundane to the Sublime"
layout.

Pat explores different options of how to
"Chill-Lax".

Jennifer serves up some quotes
by famous Disney characters for
the "What's My Line" book.

Can you guess which character said what?

I hope you did better than I did!

Lorena created this V pop up Inspired by
a Spencer Day song titled "Till you come
home to me"  
 
"High-Rise Adventures"
Kim and Kehau share the story of
the five Chinese brothers.

 
The third brother could stretch and stretch
his legs.

 
Pam's "Faerie Folk" layout discovers
that fairy dust comes in a rainbow of colors.