Kids Valentine's Day Card
"My Little Valentine " (Pink & blue) edition This card was created for a mom's 8 year old son, to give to his friend. Valentine's Day cards are usually very serious, in that they target adults and highlight love. Traditional Valentine's Day cards are usually pink/ and or red. But I needed the card to represent the innocent love between children, So, I decided to make the card pink and blue to trace back to babies when they are born. Many of us dress them in blue if it is a boy, and pink if it is a girl. Here, I decided to stage two children playing ball. The little bugs give it more of a "kid feel". I think the heart in the middle capitalizes on the fact that this is a Valentine's Day card. My customer loved the fact that this card was personalized and a non-tradtional Valentine's Day card. You can order this card and other Valentine's Day cards on http://www.ruthiesgreetings.com/ !
That's a great question!
ReplyDeleteI suppose some artists do need inspiration, while others don't. Just like some are naturally creative where others have to have alot of training.
There are times when I am making cards and I just do them without really thinking of anything in particular except cut paper, fold paper, glue paper, etc. etc. and other times I'm asked to make more of a special card and I have to really think about that person or find certain things in my supplies that 'inspire' me or get me feeling tuned in to what I was asked to do. Other times, I know exactly what I want to do, but I need the 'motivation' to get the work started.
I agree...Very well said Mary!
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