Here's my entry into Paris' Inch by Inch art (click on the link in the sidebar for details if you would like to participate). This week's theme is: Journey/Traveling and I took it very literally.
'A Room with a View' is inspired by a photograph taken from my hotel room on a trip to Innsbruck, Austria, a few years ago. It is the prettiest fairytale town and those are supposed to be huge mountains in the background, complete with a river (just behind the trees) flowing through the town. It's done on a sheet of paper in oil pastels!
I'm so glad you did this. How cute. I woner waht you'll do next week? Hmmm.
ReplyDeleteBTw, yes, that village is meant to be lovely--not been there myself but know about it. What a trip that must have been for you.
Christine,
ReplyDeleteSo glad you joined us all this week!! Woo hoo! =) I can only imagine the trip!
*hugs*
I drove through Innsbruck on the way to the Swarvoski factory I think. I remember coming down out of the mountains and the scene opens up onto the town. Beautiful. Lucky you to have the time to look around and really see the town. Love your rendition of the view out of your windows.
ReplyDeletewhat a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteA view from a window - how fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI've been to Innsbruck...beautiful place..:)
Oh I love this Christine and so glad you have joined in the fun. What are pastels like to work with? I have never been to Austria but would like to go! Next week's is a tough one hey?
ReplyDeleteJammmie, I can't wait to see what you do next week. I hope I can go back there some day at more leisure.
ReplyDeleteParis, your inch by inch is such a great idea. and fun.
Steviewren, thanks for visiting and appreciating my humble effort. We actually witnessed an Austrian summer wedding while we were there, complete with boys in lederhosen
Floreta, I appreciate your comment!
yyam, thanks for your comment. I'm over to see your entry.
Lilly, the oil pastels I used were like crayons, really, very 'easy'. Can't wait to see what you do for next week's challenge. (as in..will she go 'deep?') (-:
That sounds like a beautiful town, Christine... someday, someday....
ReplyDeletegreat post! nice job!
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