I did a call on Facebook a few weeks ago for ideas on what to make for my blog, and my friend Kat suggested I make a collage. Since I hadn’t made a collage since grade school, I figured my Presidents’ Day holiday would be perfect for investing a bit of time in it. I like the results! The vintage Chicago photo that I used is credited to Charles Cushman, an Indiana University alum that donated 14,500 kodachrome color slides to the school. Check out this slideshow to see samples of his work.
Oh, and I took the photo of the deer during a walk on the North Branch Trail yesterday.
Finally, if you have any suggestions of things I should make, let me know in the comments!
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I really like the different elements in this! I’m just starting on one and know how challenging they can be- good job!
Thanks so much, Christopher!
I just wanted to let you know that I thoroughly enjoy reading your blog, and have nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award! Congratulations!! And awesome collage by the way:)
Wow, thanks so much, Dan!
No problem! You deserve it 🙂
Cool collage.
Thanks, girlaz!
This is awesome. Love the deer. I just made a collaged Valentine’s Day card for my husband. Such a fun, gluey craft!
Thanks so much! It was definitely a new challenge for me and you’re right about it being gluey. I’ll have to develop some strategies for keeping the glue fingers under control.
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Wow, this is so nice! I’m glad to hear you enjoyed my project and my Deer Chicago collage! Good luck with your project!
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