Showing posts with label Places. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Places. Show all posts
Valentine's Day - Cinema Tickets (1)
The card can be used for presenting tickets if you are going to the cinema on a Valentine's Day. Well, the ones on the front have already been used, so you will have to supply new ones...
Size: 10 x 12 cm
Bougenville Flowers in the Shade, 2011
As summer holidays are approaching, I'm back to the Greek theme and dried bougenville flowers (you have already seen them here), hid in rose-coloured shade.
Size: 9x12
Memories of Crete, 2011
The front side of the card is decorated with a bougenville flower, brought from the island of Crete last summer and, botanically speaking, turned into a herbarium. The back side is a political hint - the flag of Greece.
Size: 14x20.5
Commercial break: if you have never been to Crete, it's definitely worth visiting.
Size: 14x20.5
Commercial break: if you have never been to Crete, it's definitely worth visiting.
Invitation to the Evening of Russian-German Friendship, 2009
Actually I got married twice - to one and the same man. Once in Cologne and three months later in Moscow, right before moving to my twice-husband in Germany.
The event dedicated to Russian-German friendship started with our German guests arriving in the Russian capital on a sightseeing tour and then sharing tables with our Russian kith and kin at a German restaurant.
My inspirer Tunya and I, guided by Tunya’s insight and care, had crafted 30 invitations carrying out various cultural ideas. What a terrific experience!
That’s the bilingual invitation with St.Basil’s and the Cologne cathedrals binding the two cities:
Cologne Wedding Invitation, 2008
Following crafted greeting cards for close friends who are always tolerant to my creative impulses, invitations to my own wedding to be held in Cologne were the first attempt to reveal my creation to the public at large. Without being bothered with the choice of paper or colour (as you might see), I focused on the image of Cologne Cathedral and the message. What really mattered was to make each and every guest feel special by attending this occasion.
Many thanks to my wise advisor and mentor who, having suggested decorating paper rings inside the card with spangles and diamonds, was simultaneously guiding me through another crafting process.
And here you can shoot a glance at the 8 invitations' creation process reluctantly supervised by my cat:
Many thanks to my wise advisor and mentor who, having suggested decorating paper rings inside the card with spangles and diamonds, was simultaneously guiding me through another crafting process. And here you can shoot a glance at the 8 invitations' creation process reluctantly supervised by my cat:
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