ADSR4 Challenge 12

Both players must collaborate on one project.

Create a layout that expresses what storytelling means to each of you.

Your story must include:

• {we are} storytellers word-art provided, you may alter the word-art if you would like.
• At least 1/2 of the layout must be journaling, more the better
• At least 5 elements/embellishments
• No more than 2 pieces of paper
• Only 2 small photos; 1 of each of you, placed in the bottom right hand area of your page.

 

ADSR4, Challenge Number 11

This one required a little thought on my part...

You can ask any one person (dead or alive; family, friend, famous or foe) one question. Who would it be and what would you ask them?
Here are some layout requirements:
1. Your layout can have only ONE photo. The photo must either be of the person to whom you are posing the question OR must represent the question you are asking.
2. You MUST include your question in your layout and your question can be the ONLY words/journaling on your layout.

ADSR4, Challenge Number 10

Challenge 10 was pretty easy for me, my partner was the one who had to do all the work! LOL

Roadblock-only 1 persom may do this challenge. (Turns out it is jaye that has to do this challenge because I did the scraplift your partner challenge, #6.)

Interview your partner
You must ask at least 5 questions
Include a picture
Use 2 designers

So, here is what the interview turned into:

I think that she did an amazing job capturing both of our personalities in this layout!

ADSR 4, Challenge Number 9

This week’s challenge is: Generations.
Your scrapbook page completed for this challenge must include:

1. Photos of at least two generations of family members (the more generations, the better).
2. Lace
3. Something metal, preferably, old metal.
4. At least one flower.
5. At least one vintage or retro-style element. It can be ephemera, an old book, an old clock, and so on.

So here is my layout

5 Generations (1973)
Youngest to Oldest
My brother, myself, my mother, my grandmother, my great-grandmother, and my great-great grandmother (seated)
The lace is an actual doily crocheted by my great-grandmother, that I photographed and extracted.
The metal is the rhinestone bow pin from Flergs
The flowers are from Flergs
I am considering my vintage element to be the crystal button from Armina Designs

ADSR4, Challenge 8

Here are the rules:

1. Scraplift a layout from the gallery of your Scrapping Idol.
2. Include a star somewhere on your layout.
3. Include the word DREAM somewhere on your layout.
4. Please link up to the layout you lifted in your credits.

I don't really have a scrapping idol, but the layout I lifted has been in my favorites for quite a while.

ADSR4, Challenge 7

These were the rules:

Make a layout using everything in the Sunshine Studio Scraps, Sunrise Special freebie. You may recolor, resize, etc. as long as you use it all in some way. You can use other products in addition to this freebie.

And this is what I created:

I will be back with my entry for challenge #8!

ADSR4 Challenge 6

Here were the rules:
Only 1 person on the team can particpate. Choose a layout from your partners gallery and scraplift it using the following direction:

1. Take your chosen layout from your partners gallery and flip it either horizontally or vertically.
2. Now take the layout and rotate it 45 degrees.
3. You must use this new version as the sketch for your layout.
4. When creating your layout you must use the EXACT same number of items that your partner used in the original layout, no more, no less.
   

ADSR4 challenge #5

This challenge was, for me, more difficult...You could not use any pictures!

here is the challenge:
Create a layout that has no photos on it, but includes at least 3 different and separate photo frames. Create a page to record and preserve special thoughts, feelings and/or memories with a little thought and planning and with the creative use of photo frames and journaling (although journaling is not required for this challenge).

ADSR4 challenges 3 & 4

Since challenge 5 is already posted, I wanted to share my layouts from challenges 3 and 4. Eek, only a little behind....

Challenge #3
Find the first layout you created that is still uploaded to a gallery and scraplift it using techniques, trends and concepts that you have learned since you did that original layout.

You can...

• You can use a different kit, elements, papers, brushes, shapes, etc.
• You can add and remove elements, papers, etc.
• You can use a different sized canvas.
• You can move things around and change the overall sketch of the layout.
• You can use the first layout uploaded to any gallery.

You can not...

• You can not add additional photos to the layout.
• You can not remove any photos from the layout.
• You can not add additional text to the layout. The only text that appears on the layout must be identical in verbiage to what it was originally.

The original layout I lifted is here.

Challenge #4

1. The Art of it: Your LO must have artistic flair! Literally! Your LO must have at least 3 things "artsy" and/or "altered" on it.
2. The Soul of it: You must journal something from your Soul. Something positive, heartfelt and meaningful to you in your life! Something you've learned, something you've gleaned from your life experience.

ADSR4 Challenge #2

This challenge was a little tougher, both team mates needed to work collaboratively on this project! 2 racers / 1 final product!

The theme is Cabin Fever
and Must include:
3 photos
4 papers only (no more or less)
8 different elements - at least 1 must be acrylic
2 different fonts
Must have a title, and journaling

Thank goodness for Yahoo messenger and being able to chat and send photos back and forth. That made things a little easier, LOL

Anyway, here is our collaborative LO using the Radiation Collab by the Sunshine Designers!

ADSR4 Challenge #1

For those not in the know, that is the Amazing Digi Scrapping Race!

Challenge #1 is:
1) Rip and tear a photo into three or more pieces!

2) Use journaling on your layout.

This is my layout for Challenge #1


If you want to see a video of a calving glacier, check out this earlier post!