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My life is about family and creativity. I love to do many different things and I change my focus often. But family and creativity are always part of each day in starrgirl's world.
About Me
- starrgirl's world
- OMG, I am older than I ever thought I'd be!! I wasn't going to trust anyone over 30- remember those days??? - and here I am, decades past that!! Fortunately, life goes on and grows even more rich with time. Make the most of every day for each one is a gift no matter how you spend it.
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May
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- the grands again
- more in the garden book
- saturday's sketches
- carousel
- may bloomers
- a garden evening
- bistro
- a bird nest
- Planting Day
- a great day in may...
- more tail lights
- last page of the first moleskine!
- more of the grands
- anniversary kermit
- EDM Challenge 66
- let there be tail lights...
- on the porch
- today's tail lights
- challenge #65
- a curiosity
- rare day off
- new series
- advertising
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Rainforest Quilt
ACEO Cookbook
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Art Goals for 2008
- Do the weekly EDM Challenges
- Knit 6 pairs of socks
- Make a schedule for the book project and follow it.
Sketching & Challenges
knit 6 pairs of socks
book project
Health Goals for 2008
- Eat more veggies and greens
- Lose 10 to 20 pounds
Lifestyle Goals for 2008
- Regular Bible Study
- Study Italian on my own
- Keep the Family Dinner schedule
- Stick to a budget
- Clean & organize the basement
- Finish tidying up the Garden
- Use up the orphan foods in the cupboards
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13 comments:
Nice idea for details - I love those blue/greens!
The last five pages - more wonderful and beautifl work from stargirls world!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!! I love how you've included the detail of the plants -- great composition!!!!!
I love the way you have set up the page! Your drawings are ALWAYS exqusite, this just adds another layer of interest!
I forgot to say: when I first opened up your blog, I misread the title and thought it said "My Bloomers", which I thought was going to be a hoot!
What a great idea for a layout! I'm going to try this kind of journaling myself.
I'm with the others, that's a great layout! It showcases the whole front yard and the details! My dad has peony bushes in the back yard, I remember the buds and flowers are always covered with tiny ants!
I love this! The details are so much fun...and so beautifully designed!
I love these layouts you're doing--so very inspiring!
Hello Starr, I'm a new member on edm so i came to your blog from there. Myself and my husband are hoping to do a journal of our garden. Your work is very beautiful, especially May bloomers. My husband recently got a present of a moleskin journal and I'd love to use it for the garden journal. I haven't used a moleskin before and am also very new to watercolours and ink: have you any advice for me? All the best, Ger, in Ireland
Hi again Starr, I see on your profile that you've read The Kite Runner...coincidently (if there is such a thing)I just finished reading it 2 nights ago - it's got to be one of the most moving books I've ever read. Bye for now, Ger
Starr, I love this one. I wonder where all this wonderful imagination and freedom come from. Did you have to work at it, to get this free and loose? I notice many of your graphite work is exacting, but this is superb. nel
great comments here! "my bloomers" would be a great challenge, don't you think?? We should send it to Karen!
Ger - I will send you an email to answer your questions...
Nel - YES! I have to WORK at staying loose in my drawings! it is very hard for me to do! Oh, that i could just zip off wonderful sketches and make lots o' money with them!! LOL!!
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