Toni Reese, Lethbridge, Alberta
Trees on a Rocky Mountain (Okanagan Pines)
Toni added a canvas to the grouping and so had to add more pine trees.
Vintage Glass Bottles:
She
put a picture of her Grandma and Dad when he
was a young man with his sisters.
Rooster Bin
Rooster Bin lid:
(from Garden Essentials vol 4)
Her husband made her the large bin which now lives in her kitchen.
Toni used her own daughter Nicole as the model for La Toilette.
(Altered Artvol 4)
It's all About Family (Hang in There)
is a great example of how you can personalise these pieces!
(Altered Art vol 1)
The Potting Shed (great frame!)
Le Petite Cafe, Le Boulangerie, L'Auberge
Une Soiree Romantique
(Altered Art 4)
Lynda Belleville, Quebec
Tulips and Tea
Lynda did this one using Pebeo Vitrail (glass paint) for a very unique look!
Esther Vinaric (Vinny), Quebec
Here's a great variation on Sept Enfants! Esther created this for her son-in-law who's a big hockey fan! She painted the other hockey net on the left edge of the canvas!
Darlyne Greenwalt, Lynnwood WA
Beautiful work Darlyne! Love the image transfers you added to the
two storefronts! They really work well. Love the way you adapted
the Echinacea
to fit the new format too.
Vins Fins from Altered Art 5
Le Petit Cafe from Altered Art 5
Village on the Cliff
The Old Prairie
Le Chat Noir
Echinacea from Altered Art 5
The Game
Francoise Savoie, Edmunston, NB
Truly a labour of love! and if you ever get to the north coast of France - it's a must see!
Dayna Tilleman, Lethbridge, AB
Now this is an amazing door! Dayna had the panels made to fit her pantry in the kitchen. Too cool! She took the original design (Altered Art 2) to the nth degree - awesome!
Close-ups of the door detail
this is a cool technique using a "threshold" image from a photo.
Jo Ann Landry, Montreal, Quebec
After a brief fight with the image transfers, Jo Ann completed Une Soiree Romantique (from Pickwick Papers). The lighting is superb!
Jo Ann's group raffled off her painting and raised $432.00 for Cancer Research - well done!
The Peony and Magnolia (Pickwick Papers)
turned out lovely and I really like the stencil she used for these pieces.
The Ballerina (Pickwick Papers) is also very well done - the dress really looks like tulle!
