The Three Muses are getting surreal this week. Marie wrote: "If I were asked to give a one-word definition of surreal, it would be 'unexpected'."
Talk about the unexpected effect eating those strange mushrooms had on Josie. Suddenly, she felt like a doll wearing a mushroom cape going to a ball with fish friends.
It has been some time that I last created something in the inchie format. Small World Of Inchies & Twinchies has currently the theme freedom which inspired me to work in the tiny format again. For the background I used an image provided for the new Soartful challenge, even though you don't see much of the original picture after quite a bit of layer blending work.
Heal the world Make it a better place For you and for me And the entire human race There are people dying If you care enough For the living Make a better place For you and for me
Mind Wide Open celebrates its first anniversary -- congrats! Of course, there's another great challenge this month for which I came up with this dragonfly-winged garden fairy who happens to sit on one of the Da Vinci rose blossoms in my garden being perfectly content there:
The Three Muses have come up with yet another interesting topic for their challenge blog -- wild things. So what's the ultimate wild thing after all? Somehow, that made me think of Mothman, a creature that was seen in West Virginia in 1966 and 1967.
The Three Muses have come up with another interesting theme which I simply couldn't resist -- doors. My first image takes you to Taos, New Mexico. I took the photo of a store door and digitally enhanced it.
The second image is another altered photo which I took a couple of weeks ago at the cemetery. I like how the open door is beckoning in the distance, offering a safe haven.
By chance I found a new challenge blog called Three Muses which welcomes all art styles. The first challenge is nothing small -- Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa. Of course, I had to take Mona to the American West.
Art On The Darkside has the topic mirrors this week. Naturally, I thought of Alice in Wonderland. For my digital collage I combined two of my photos taken in February and June.
Kathleen looked out of the window, watching the beautiful dragonfly with its delicate wings. How she wished to have wings like that. She would fly high in the sky and on to all those exotic places out there.