Showing posts with label grapevine vintage railroad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grapevine vintage railroad. Show all posts

Monday, June 24, 2013

Day 267 For the love of trains

Day 267 For the love of trains
267:365
06/24/13

Louise Hay affirmation:   “Love will dissolve pain always.”

Inspiration exercise from 365 Daily Creativity Journal:   Recreate a famous work of art using the material and technique of your choice.

Media:  Scrapbook paper, Magazine photos, Mod Podge, Zots, Foam Core, Grapevine Vintage Railroad brochure and tickets, personal photo of New Hampshire train, Monet painting of train depot

Time:  1H:20M

Comments:  Today's collage features a train station painting by Monet (lower right hand corner), along with some personal memorabilia I've collected on the subject of trains.  

Seems I have long held a fascination for trains.  The black and white photo of the train engine releasing its steam was on I took many years ago while waiting for a vintage rail line ride into the mountains in New Hampshire.   The ticket stubs are from a more recent excursion on the Grapevine Vintage Railroad in Texas.  




  

Monday, April 1, 2013

Day 181 Magnificent machines


181:365
03/30/13
Day 181 Magnificent machines

Louise Hay affirmation:   
“I recognize my body as a wondrous and magnificent machine, and I feel privileged to live in it.”

Inspiration exercise from 365 Daily Creativity Journal:   Use bones, skulls, and/or skeletons as your inspiration today.

Media:  Magazine photos, Tissue paper, Wax pastels, Mod Podge

Time:  1H

Comments:  Had an opportunity to ride the Grapevine Vintage Railroad (magnificent machine) to the Fort Worth Stockyards and back... With such an Old West theme for the day's outing, I couldn't resist using a longhorn skull for this collage (also liked the red coral 'skeletons' along the outside edges).  

While I was in Fort Worth, got to see the live cattle drive that the Stockyards hosts for tourists.  What wondrous and magnificent machines to see these huge animals up close.  
I feel privileged to have enjoyed such an outing today and to live in my body (another magnificent machine) along the way. 















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