Collage Obsessin Challenge #17 ~ Siblings

"Siblings"
("sisarukset" in Finnish)

The challenge image for this week is old photo of the siblings . And the word is obviously "siblings". Express the word some how in your collage or use the image, or both, the photo and the word. Word don't have to show up in your collage.

Post your creation to your blog or other website and leave a comment with a link to your collage.

I can't wait to see your creations.

(Click image to enlarge it and then save it to your computer: Print it or work digitally. The image is public domain, so you can freely use it also with your other creations.)

Collage Obsession Challenge #16 ~ Door

"Door"
("Ovi" in Finnish)

Hi all, the vacation is over. We didn’t get any fish, but to be honest – we didn’t even fish!

The challenge image for this week is photograph from Alcatraz Island. The challenge word is “Door”. Use the image or/and the word. The word “Door” doesn’t have to show up in your collage.

Post your creation to your blog or other website and leave a comment with a link to your collage.

I have taken the challenge photo myself, but you can use it freely also in your other creations. It’s public domain now.

Hope you have fun, can’t wait for your creations!

Gone Fishing

As someone might have noticed there’s no challenge for this week. That’s because I’m in LA now and we forgot to post the challenge. We are having too fun, I guess.

That’s why we decided to take a vacation, but we’ll be back on Sunday 23.5.

Take care!

Elegia and Itkupilli

Collage Obsession Challenge #15 ~ Mother

"Mother"

("äiti" in Finnish)

Ooops...we are a little bit late...

The challenge image for this week is Marcus Gheeraets the younger's painting "Barbara Gamage with six children" . And the word is "mother". Express the word some how in your collage or use the image, or both, the painting and the word. Word don't have to show up in your collage.

Post your creation to your blog or other website and leave a comment with a link to your collage.

I can't wait to see your creations.

(Click image to enlarge it and then save it to your computer: Print it or work digitally. The image is public domain, so you can freely use it also with your other creations.)