Having discovered that I collect owl paraphernalia as a hobby, a friend of mine carved an owl from a rubber eraser for me to use as a "mood stamp" on my etegami. Instead, I've been having loads of fun experimenting with it as the focal image of my etegami, trying it out against a variety of backgrounds. I've posted several examples here that share the same accompanying haiku by Santoka for easier comparison. In the spirit of even more experimentation, I used inks and methods that were completely new to me. All the originals have been mailed off to postcrossers.
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This quote will resonate with a lot of people and goes perfectly with the owl stamp and somewhat mysterious backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice gift! I like seeing your experimentations. They're all beautiful, but I'm rather partial to the last one.
ReplyDeleteI am partial to the second to the last one; very dramatic with those vertical lines!
ReplyDeleteThese are all lovely, my favourite is the top one! The owl stamp is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHi, Debbie,
ReplyDeleteThe paintings are so lovely and technically ispiring. Thank you for sharing them!
Kind regards, Sadami
LOVE the owl stamp and the many ways you've incorporated it into such beautiful designs...
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely, playful results thanks to your adorable owl stamp and your experimenting Debbie!
ReplyDeleteデビーさん 素晴らしいですね!!!!
ReplyDelete使いすぎて、ふくろうの目玉が一つ落ちてしまいました。（しくしく）後からペンで入れれば済むことだけど、ふくろうがカワイソウ。
DeleteVery nice and fun exercise! I like the second from last best.
ReplyDeleteでびーさんへ
ReplyDelete昨日、日本から帰ってきました。
長かったですー。ｐｃは、事情であけられず、教やっとあけました。しばらくみないうちに、すごいことになっているので、びっくりしましたよ。アイデア満載ですね。どれもとてもすてき。
楽しくなけれりゃ！ってかんじがよくつたわるわー。
もう、50日も描いてなかったので、手がぶるぶるしてます。
デビーさんのは、ひとにやるき起こさせるパワーがばんばんでてます。