A disheveled appearance belied her joy at the copious production of mica from her previously defunct mine.
I've had this collection of mica flakes for a while now but kept forgetting to use them. Previously, I planned on using it for her hair but then decided what could be more LUSH than a fully functioning mica mine? (YUP - my idea of lush is different than most peoples', LOL)
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Really beautiful. I love using old book pages and how the words show through the artwork. Yours is lovely and the mica flakes are lush, indeed.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful face and I like the text in the backround. What is coming...it is interesting to wait...
ReplyDeleteI love mica, and the colors you used for in your portrait compliment it perfectly.
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Rinda
Beautiful! I like the text emerging through the drawing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mix! Love how you combined all the elements, it works! <3
ReplyDeleteI agree with the other comments so far, this is really beautiful, lovely work!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteShe is elegant - the mica is a perfect 'filler' for this portrait. Great work.
ReplyDeleteWonderful texture and bling with that mica...wonderful combination with a beautiful result!
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Love her disheveled appearance :-)
ReplyDeleteOoh look at all that glitter, yummy. Love her wispy hair. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteGorgeous neutral, warm autumn colors!
ReplyDeleteLove the incorporation of the mica!!
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Happy PPF!!
Mary
Mixed-Media Map Art
Oh my goodness - this looks gorgeous. From her beautiful face to the gorgeous mica, it looks so wonderful!
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She's lovely, what a beautiful face!
ReplyDeletethis is so beautiful!!! wow!!! Have a wonderful weekend!!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful Michelle!! Funny , I recently began revisitng my mica bits and am using them once again too :)
ReplyDeleteI have a few old books specifically for this, but can bear to use them. . . yet. The mica chips are great. Blessings, Janet PPF
ReplyDeleteI'm with you - when I was a kid I collected all those rocks with the shiny specks (basically mica I think) and carried this heavy case full of them wherever I went. Love the face and love all the mica glitter!
ReplyDeleteShe may be a bit disheveled but she's still beautiful. And what a lucky girl to have a mica mine!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love the way you've matched the colours in the hair with the mica flakes.
ReplyDeleteHappy Paper Saturdays! ManonX
ReplyDeletei find her compelling and like the mica addition very much.
ReplyDeletei find her compelling and like the mica addition very much.
ReplyDeleteLove the loose line work and the creative application of mica! So cool!
ReplyDeleteShe's so pretty and don't you just love using products that you've had forever!
ReplyDeletepretty lips!
ReplyDeleteYour work is so delightful!
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