You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, 'I lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.' ~~~Eleanor Roosevelt

Friday, July 29, 2011

The 4th Edition of the Altered Bits Art Zine Is Published!

I Am Published!
 

Yes, it's true, and all of my thanks goes to
Alicia Caudle
at Altered Bits for making it possible for my art work to be published! 
Alicia Caudle is a remarkable woman and a wonderful inspiration to the artist community through her incredible web site, newsletters, and tutorials!  
She sells her amazing art work along with the delightful collage sheets she personally designs. Alisha holds a yearly challenge that she opens to give artists the wonderful  opportunity to enter their art work for possible publication in  her digital Altered Bits E-Zine!
She has already published 3 Altered Bits E-Zines that are jam packed with outstanding examples of mixed media art from artists who entered the challenge!
I chose the theme, "Notorious" and with my two favorite Hollywood Divas in mind,
Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, I created an altered art book with images from the movie, "Whatever Happened To Baby Jane"!
I sent my entry to Alicia with my fingers crossed and went completely
out-of-my-mind
thrilled when she sent the e-mail letting me know  that my altered art book would be published in the Altered Bits Zine!
To find out where to purchase the Altered Bits Art Zine,  check out these links:
ORDER FROM AMAZON:
ORDER FROM LULU:
Thank You ~Alica!
I also want to send out a special thanks to
another very creative and talented woman!
 Jo Gabriel,
 who is a very gifted singer/songwriter and pianist!
If it had not been for Jo's website,  The Last Drive In,
I wouldn't have been inspired to create my altered art book for the challenge!
When I saw all of the incredible images that she had posted from the movie
"Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?", 
 the "sparks of inspiration" began to flow and I knew that \
I had found the images I needed to create
my definition of  the theme
"Notorious"!
Click the link below to see all of the incredible images from
 "Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?" plus many more Hollywood greats!
THE LAST DRIVE IN:
Jo  has posted an incredible amount of  images from the old Hollywood Era of those 
exciting, thriller /chiller motion pictures that made everyone crazy to go the drive in 
to watch their favorite stars appear on that enormous outdoor picture screen!
Thank You ~ Jo!!
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  1. Georgie HornSeptember 24, 2011 at 11:07 PM

    Stopping by from the Practical MAgic blog party. Stop by my blog for a little puddin n pie

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