This is how the first spread by Kathy Martin looks, aren't these colors and transparencies fabulous? So much great complexity on these pages.
This is an almost graffitti looking urban design, how about all those great fonts together? I loved the little message pocket on the right, it has a very cool poem on it.
Turning the page we get to meet the Queen of The Rodeo by Terry Owenby. Doesn't that expression just make you smile?
and her neighbor The Button Queen by Shelley Boose, love all the embellishments on this page, so dimensional.
Next up is Queen For A Day! by Kim Wood. She's used some of my favorite vintage Anne Taintor imagery.She's co-ruling the Queenly Housewife page spread with Queen Of Her Kitchen by Vivan Montre. She looks like she would scare the potatoes right out of their jackets with her intensity.
Here's my page spread with the signature card pocket on the far right.
Here are the signature cards, actually queens of various suits from a couple decks of playing cards which each artist altered to suit her work.
And the reverse of those cards.
What a fun collaboration! I'm so glad that I played in this project because I learned a lot working on all these altered board books.
You can see the work I did in all the other altered board books for this project:
1 comment:
What a fun project! I love altered books!
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