Here is what she has to say about the challenge.
For this challenge I thought we might look back to the last century. Enough time has passed since 2000 for the edges to have blurred and softened, so we have 100 years of events; fashion, memories and history to draw on. Your project can be anything at all that is clearly and distinctly 20th Century in inspiration. Little reminder here Steampunk is Victorian in style and that is 19th Century so a Steampunk character will not qualify, we are looking here for echo's of the 20th Century. Please tell us how your have been inspired for your project.
I wasn't sure what to do for my DT piece as there is a lot of material to choose from, in the end I chose the Swinging Sixties, I was a teenager in the sixties and have lots of happy memories, the music and fashions were fabulous. I remember flower power, the ban the bomb marches and I love the bright colours of pop art.
For my DT piece I've done a journal page, I used felt tips to colour it in.
The rest of the DT have made some lovley samples, they would love you all to visit the Craft-Room to take a look.
cool man, love this hippy journal page, Debi xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteLovely - ths takes me back t a time when I didn't have so many aches and pains! Valerie
ReplyDeleteNice bright time to choose Hazel and a great page you have created.
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie x
Morning Hazel,
ReplyDeleteperfect sample from the sixties, flowers, colours and peace mark -
fabulous;-))m
Ban the Bomb, right on sister….. they say if you remember you were not really there we are the fortunate ones old enough to remember but still at school and more onlookers and activists during those times. I love your page memories flooded back. XOXO Zoe
ReplyDeleteFabulous! xxx
ReplyDeleteWow Hazel - that's a fab homage to the sixties! Love all the colour too. (must have taken you ages!!)
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Julia xx
I don't think there has been an era since with such iconic imagery fab Hazel
ReplyDeleteVon ♥
What a great take on the 20th Century theme - fabulous flower power!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
very evocative of love and peace of the 60's x
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