EarthMotherMosaics: What A Wonderful Week

Monday, November 9, 2026

What A Wonderful Week

***For those interested in the mosaics available for sale, I will be adding mosaics once a week on a dedicated day in the Shop. This coming week, it's Wednesday. Check it out on Thursday and see what's changed and has been added. The plan is to add the rest of the peace signs. Here's hoping that's how it goes!***

My art world encompasses a vast amount of energy both mental and physical on occasion. I really do enjoy creating. If it takes some back-breaking days, so be it.

Personal life obstacle stuff aside, and there's always personal stuff, I had a great week. Lots to share here, again. Yay! So let's get to it!!

Taking the master boards I created using my scraps, I glued down a lot of shapes on white mixed media paper (fairly thick, similar to card stock) and cut them all out. Some of these things will go on cards because I'm not actually using my art journals right now. They are waiting patiently for me. I will visit them again soon.

Using the die cut mini, I made some cool looking leaves and dragonflies. The dragonflies are really hard to make because of all the little fiddly bits.

I made a little face for a doll a while back when I was making paper dolls but I never finished her. Now she watches over me as I work. I believe I'll add little fairy wings to her if I am able to. I've written "Infinite Possibilities" on her which is a quite personal thought. It definitely means "the sky's the limit".

I finished up a large doodle that took over a month (but not every day) to finish. Love all the tiny spots here and there of different shapes and designs. If you can, pull it up to look at it closely. Lots to see!

The above is a WIP but I'm diggin' it so far! What do you think?

I tried to do some Gelli printing but the humidity on the evenings I tried to use my acrylics made it impossible to get much pulled as far as layering goes. The paint dried before I had a chance to do much. I did manage to get one layer on quite a few pieces of paper and left them to dry which was minutes, literally. My solution was to use my stencils the next evening and get them cut out for use as fodder for cards and my journals. Love the mandala designs the most. Pretty nifty, if I do say so myself.