I meant to post this on the conversation side. I haven't posted in so long, it was confusing - the new changes in uploading pictures. Soooooorrrrry.

Glad you posted it here because I don't check out the conversation side. This is so pretty Betty!

That's so cool. If you had posted on the Conversations side, I probably wouldn't have seen it. I've posted several things on there over the last year or two and no one saw, so I don't think to check there anymore.

Yeah, but won't I get in trouble posting non-mosaics here? I post on Flickr, but don't know how many of y'all check there. Thanks for your comments.

I would certainly hope not...I would leave here if someone had a problem with this!

Girlie...You GOTTA post WHATEVER your making here! Inquiring minds wanna know!!!
This is super! You are super multi talented!!

Girlie...You GOTTA post WHATEVER your making here! Inquiring minds wanna know!!!
This is super! You are super multi talented!!

My goodness.....your talents are unending! I LOVE those necklaces! Bet they are amazing on. And as for me, you can post anything! I love seeing ALL your works.

Marvelous! YOu are multi talented for sure.

Kathy

Wow, that is awesome .I love those squiggles.and that chain is really neat!
Your talents ARE boundless! And ..I agree, you must post on this side!!
I wasn't familiar with Robert Dancik, so I googled his work.and it's really cool.
Thanks! I've been percolating some mixed media ideas and his work ..as well as yours will feed my imagination.

Hey, thanks, y'all. MEADEL: I'm also into mixed media - art journaling, altered art on canvas etc. For a few examples, I'm giving a link. I've filled my first art journal.
Mixed media

O.m.g. Seriously drooling.

I've inherited a wall of nuts and bolts. I'm determined to use them in a cityscape. Thanks for the inspiration !!

A really nice piece! I like it.

Thanks, BITS. Can't wait to see what you, MEADEL do w/your inheritance. Sounds very interesting. I had a friend many years ago who made a city scape out of scrap wood she got from a carpenter's shop - rectangles, squares and triangles from what my memory tells me were 2X4s , 4X4s, and other sizes. It was fabulous and HUGE. Was a great piece of art on her wall.