I'm joining Neet at Hickydorums, our host this month at Art Journal Journey with her Fur and/or Feathers theme. Seems Art Journal Journey was put on the back burner for a few days when the Queen of England died.
This is the legend of the Dream Catcher. Sadly, most of the feathers cover the dream catcher in the artwork, as well as the title which is "Legend of the Dream Catcher."
The dream catcher is still covered in feathers, but the legend is visible now.
Here's a closer look at the legend.
I started this page using a sea sponge to color the page using various Staz-on reinkers and 91% isopropyl alcohol. I then added the legend and finally a real Dream Catcher.Bleubeard and I
are delighted you joined us and hope to see you this month at Art Journal Journey with your own take on Fur and/or Feathers.
Hi Elizabeth! Love your dream catcher page, so pretty! I always have a dream catcher hanging on my bedhead. Hope you have a great, new week! Could you please link me this evening? Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI treasure the Dream Catcher that lives in our bedroom.
How lovely is this. I love dream catchers and you have a real one. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteMy friend who passed in America had a real one, it was massive but sadly when her house was burned down in one of the fires it went. Such memories I had of sitting with it over the fireplace. So special to me so a big thank you for your page today.I love the background you made to present the lovely writing and the dream catcher on, a delightful piece for the theme at Art Journal Journey.
Hugs, Neet xxx
A pretty page and a lovely tradition.
ReplyDeleteLOvely entry Elizabeth. I love that legend.. Did you make the dream catcher? i've made one in my life. Wouldn't mind making a few more.. I would like one as i gave that one away.. and maybe my granddaughters would like one.. Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteI love this piece, dear Elizabeth. I so need a dream catcher. I seldom have good dreams.
ReplyDeleteI think my dream catcher does not work.
ReplyDeleteIt hangs in the bedroom, yet we both from time to time have bad dreams.
E.g. I didn´t know (in my dream) if I really prepared Ingo´s food for work and luckily found cooked eggs in the freezer.
Who freezes cooked eggs?!
Yesterday night a very mean colleague from 2002 suddenly was in my kitchen. Maybe cause I had my company meeting today?
Your page is beautiful and my dream catcher stays :-)
I do like your dream catcher page, it looks great :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
First Nations have so much wisdom to share.
ReplyDeleteThat’s A brilliant idea for Neet’s challenge Elizabeth. I love it. That’s a cool way to use feathers. Hope all is well with you. In Yellowstone and it’s cold. Time to get moving but wanted to stop by the new AJJ pieces. Hope all is well, and even thought I am not joining in this week, happy T day too. Hugs Erika
ReplyDeleteI remember dream catchers being quite the thing back in the 70s, and I'm happy to see people still know about them. Beautiful piece.
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful dream catcher page Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteAlison
I've just discovered your wonderful blog! This will keep me reading all night, I just know it! Wonderful dream catcher page - I am off to explore the rest of the wonderfulness here! Thank you! x
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