Oh my gosh, I love your seashell town!! You did a fantastic job putting it all together. This to me looks like a story needs to be written about this little seaside community. Great job, Rosie!!🌹
I dont know how I missed this. I remember a video when you cut out and it was one of your options. Putting the lady further up and over done really gives it depth
You're work is fantastic--so quirky and artistic--and I'm such a nerd and not a quirky person. But I can't get enough. Fabulous. (although I did expect the bicycle guy to come riding over the hill and in to "town")
Looking at the video, I had a hard time seeing you cut out the sea shells. I get the purpose your recreating a new scene. I’m thinking to much about the book and it’s initial purpose😮. Love the creative ness in your work. Becoming a fan.😊
The scene is so lovely! There is always this huge effect when you cut the backround and stick something in. Looks coherent. Hope you understand what I mean. I like the fact that you just get ine book from the thrift store and not a lot. Keep on doing your beautiful art
I love the sea shell village. The shells remind me of the little changing huts they used to have on the beach. Whenever I watch your videos I talk back to you when you mention things. Offering suggestions.
I very much admire your commitment to fussy cutting for your collages. When you mentioned that cutting out the skeleton would be a pain, I agreed out loud with you.😁 I love your shell house ladies and, if you ever do cut out the skeleton, I'd be very eager to see what you do with it.
You have inspired me so much, I found you a few weeks ago and just love your work. I have done 3 and just have a blast doing it. Thanks so much for the inspiration. 💗😀👍
I just purchased a book you might like. Normally I get books from yard sales or thrift shops 🤔 but I also but from Thriftbooks and Abe Books. The book I bought (I ordered a second one just to have on hand) has really oversized animals. Its called North American Wildlife by David Jones. I think you would find it chock-full of inspiration!
Two different books! One was "Shells: White Star Guides - Underwater World" by Giorgio Gabbi and the other was a Reader's Digest North American Wildlife book. I always find things like this in nature guides
Oh my gosh, I love your seashell town!! You did a fantastic job putting it all together. This to me looks like a story needs to be written about this little seaside community. Great job, Rosie!!🌹
I dont know how I missed this. I remember a video when you cut out and it was one of your options. Putting the lady further up and over done really gives it depth
I absolutely love this!!! She sells seashells by the seashore!
You're work is fantastic--so quirky and artistic--and I'm such a nerd and not a quirky person. But I can't get enough. Fabulous. (although I did expect the bicycle guy to come riding over the hill and in to "town")
I love combining drawings with photos!
Nice work. The Cape Cod book has an Andrew Wyeth vibe going on.
Looking at the video, I had a hard time seeing you cut out the sea shells. I get the purpose your recreating a new scene. I’m thinking to much about the book and it’s initial purpose😮. Love the creative ness in your work. Becoming a fan.😊
Some days it's like that. ❤️ As usual, I love your channel.
Inspiring! Very creative and fun!
Wow love it!!! I'll make one like this!! XOXO from México City
The scene is so lovely! There is always this huge effect when you cut the backround and stick something in. Looks coherent. Hope you understand what I mean.
I like the fact that you just get ine book from the thrift store and not a lot.
Keep on doing your beautiful art
Yes, exactly! You need to tuck and layer things to make it feel real!
I love the sea shell village. The shells remind me of the little changing huts they used to have on the beach. Whenever I watch your videos I talk back to you when you mention things. Offering suggestions.
Aww I love that! I would love to do a live stream sometime where I could get advice real time--that would be so fun!
Lovely book, great find.
I very much admire your commitment to fussy cutting for your collages. When you mentioned that cutting out the skeleton would be a pain, I agreed out loud with you.😁 I love your shell house ladies and, if you ever do cut out the skeleton, I'd be very eager to see what you do with it.
I love your quirky thoughts on making things. It is always a very interesting and inspiring video. Thanks Rosie
Oh thank you! I'm so happy to hear that :)
You have inspired me so much, I found you a few weeks ago and just love your work. I have done 3 and just have a blast doing it. Thanks so much for the inspiration. 💗😀👍
Oh this makes me SO happy to hear :) I'm so glad you're having fun with it! It really is such an incredible creative outlet.
Precioso
I love it
I almost used that same lion scene but couldn’t find anything I liked to go with it
Don't know how I missed this video. Love the results. I am wondering if you ever finished the coffee guys in the harbor? It looked intriguing
Tfs
Nice work
Love the cut and paste! Keep going!
Thank you!
Love the sea shell village. Sweet idea. Love it
Thanks so much!
Love your seashell village! Thanks
Really cool! It looks like a quaint, but fun little town. 👍
So cute! Thank you :)
I LOVE the seashell village!!! =)
Thank you!! :)
=) You're welcome. =)
I just purchased a book you might like. Normally I get books from yard sales or thrift shops 🤔 but I also but from Thriftbooks and Abe Books. The book I bought (I ordered a second one just to have on hand) has really oversized animals. Its called North American Wildlife by David Jones. I think you would find it chock-full of inspiration!
Oh I will definitely have to check that one out! Thanks for sharing :)
So cute.lovely!
Lovely and quirky. 😁
Again an amazing video! I really like your content and channel. Keep up the excellent work and definitely a new fan here! 👌
Oh thank you so so much! Welcome to the collage club :)
What is the book with all the seashells in it
I love the seashells! What book did they come out of?
Two different books! One was "Shells: White Star Guides - Underwater World" by Giorgio Gabbi and the other was a Reader's Digest North American Wildlife book. I always find things like this in nature guides
HOW do you go to the thrift store and only get ONE book
I really just needed a touch of inspiration! I have so many supplies already at home :)