My family and I spent the
three day weekend in Baguio City,
summer capital of the Philippines.
I didn't do much except eat a lot,
shop in the ukay-ukay (vintage shops),
and visit the Bencab Museum.
Ben Cabrera is a national artist of the Philippines
and it was an interesting visit.
There were a lot of variations of
Sabel
on canvas, on tile, etc.
I asked one of the attendants there
who Sabel was and she told me
she was his muse back in his college days.
She was a "taong-grasa",
meaning someone who lived in the streets.
This is one of his paintings of Sabel-

On Tuesday, I prepared
what I would send to the
Envelope Project,
and gathered bits and pieces from
what my sister Peggy calls my "magic book".

Then I prepared the envelope using
wall putty,
transparencies from tape, and doodles.
So this was what my table
looked like this morning,
and the almost finished envelope:

If you'd like to take a sneak peak at what other people
have on their work desk, head over to Julia.
I guarantee you'll want to join in on the fun!
three day weekend in Baguio City,
summer capital of the Philippines.
I didn't do much except eat a lot,
shop in the ukay-ukay (vintage shops),
and visit the Bencab Museum.
Ben Cabrera is a national artist of the Philippines
and it was an interesting visit.
There were a lot of variations of
Sabel
on canvas, on tile, etc.
I asked one of the attendants there
who Sabel was and she told me
she was his muse back in his college days.
She was a "taong-grasa",
meaning someone who lived in the streets.
This is one of his paintings of Sabel-

On Tuesday, I prepared
what I would send to the
Envelope Project,
and gathered bits and pieces from
what my sister Peggy calls my "magic book".
wall putty,
transparencies from tape, and doodles.
So this was what my table
looked like this morning,
and the almost finished envelope:
have on their work desk, head over to Julia.
I guarantee you'll want to join in on the fun!
What a lovely sploshy look on the last pic. Very watercolour !!
ReplyDeleteI was just at your sister's blog and really enjoyed looking at pictures of your vacation. It looks like a lovely place.
ReplyDeleteIt took me awhile to figure out what wall putty was, but I finally got it. That envelope is gorgeous. I'm going to check out the link to the project, too. Thanks for sharing and have a great WOYWW.
Love the envelope. Always fun to get decorated mail, esp. as pretty as this. I must glean what info I can from the pst and have a play.
ReplyDeleteMary Anne
Brilliant looking desk! love those great little dew drop type mini works of art! They're fab! and your envelope looks awesome! Have a great day
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing, have a great day!
hugs
Michelle
xx
Lots going on on your desk. I love the small calander.
ReplyDeleteElaine
Love your artwork :-) sounds like you had a good time in the capital
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
Wow Patsy, I agree with Peggy - a magic book indeed! Love how you used those elements together..very art clever..you and your sister.
ReplyDeleteAlways lovely things to look at on your desk.
ReplyDeleteA x
oh love all the things you have on show here hun love hugs cheryl xxxx
ReplyDeleteinteresting project. I would like to see more!
ReplyDeleteI got tot spend quite a bit of time here today, you are so very talented. I like all your ideas. take care.
ReplyDeleteWow... that envelope is gorgeous.
ReplyDeletexx
wow, all looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Kay
A lovely envelope and some other interesting art on your desk today. Thanks for sharing and have a good evening, Tracy Evans x
ReplyDeleteOh wow! xx great stuff xx
ReplyDeleteLove your projects. The colours are wonderful and your workspace looks really busy.
ReplyDeleteLesley Xx
Lovely as always!
ReplyDeleteRamona
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This is amazing, lovely pictures and fab book you're making
ReplyDelete(Lyn)
I love your blog page. The flower collages are beautiful and look like a lot of fun to make. Very creative :)
ReplyDeletehi.. what a lovely blog,wonderful Picture... thanks for your sweet comment! :D Patti
ReplyDeleteHow completely cool!
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