A New York City newspaper for Moo-Mania and More

I'd like to begin by saying if you live in the US, it's time to set your clocks FORWARD an hour due to daylight saving time.  Now to art.

Moo-Mania and More's latest challenge is to use a newspaper in your art.  As always, they accept any and all types of art, not just Moos, as long as your art fits the theme.  I began by laying down a very thin and very old newspaper from New York City (NYC).  I added a bit of color to the page, then promptly tore the wet newspaper which, as I mentioned before, was very, very thin.

Why is it all these reds are different colors?  I guess I have to use what I own, though.  And use I did.  

I didn't even try to cover hide the mess I made when I pressed pushed too hard on the newspaper.

First, I stamped some apples on red fun foam, something I just discovered in my stash a week or so ago, and I am now in love with.  Once the ink was dry, I fussy cut both apples

and the Statue of Liberty that came from a travel brochure dated 2006. 

I added a dimensional sticker to the mix when I realized three large apples wouldn't fit on the page.

This will be added to my 7 Continents altered book, which, as many of you remember, I've been working on since 2004, and may never finish.  This spread consisted of a page from a newspaper from NYC I added paint to, two images from a NYC travel brochure, two fussy cut foam apples, and a dimensional sticker.

Thank you for looking and thanks for your continued support of my art.  Please visit Moo-Mania and More for more exciting newspaper themed art this fortnight.