Thursday, April 17, 2008

Wish Moo for Vintage


this wee moo is lost in the world.........I made it, packed it to work and proceeded to lose it on the way home~the only identification is this scan...I wonder where it's gone, lol? Oh, yeah and it's not signed on the back.....wouldn't it be so fun if someone figured it out and made it here to the blog to sign the guestbook! Just me being a little sentimental~I love creating and every now and then a piece really strikes a cord....
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7 comments:

CraftyC said...

Its stunning, love the background!
Clairexx

April 18, 2008 at 6:32 AM
deb said...

This is such a gorgeous moo, the little fairy is adorable.

April 20, 2008 at 5:40 AM
Ms Dragonfly said...

it is so sweet, i love it! hi, hope you have a great weekend :)

April 25, 2008 at 1:15 PM
NETTI said...

Lovely Moo. The little girl looks so wistful. So sorry to hear that you lost it though.

April 26, 2008 at 10:38 AM
Anneke said...

very lovely moo cards you made with cute images

April 28, 2008 at 1:56 AM
Heather Robinson said...

This little darling just doesn't look to be that happy. She has a slight pout on her face. Lovely detail and softness in these moos, Gabrielle!

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Art in 2008 & The 'Moo' Card

While out walking this afternoon I found the creative ideas flowing....at times this seems rather futile and when it comes, it is a joy indeed. I made a random discovery a few weeks ago of a cute little bit of a card - called a Moo card. Off I went (Google search and others) to find out where this concept originated. At first I surmised that it must be a German word for wee, cute, small, etc...nope! Turns out a printing company from England coined the phrase, giggle. Perhaps this isn't as poetic as my initial idea...but then I started to think about it....deeper!

When I think of art, now in 2008, it is and has become something terrifically different than even just fifteen years ago. Suddenly, this magnificent communication tool (the pc) has become the most powerful art influence; I'm sure any of the greatest art students, teachers and patrons would agree.When I went searching for information about the 'Moo' cards I discovered the following: They are comprised of just about any medium you can get into the size, likely printed or handmade in some way. They measure 1.1" x 2.8" in length or 2.8cm x 7 cm in height.I have created this place for those of you that find themselves in possession of one of my 'moo' cards.....my wish is that you find that the art makes you feel something, good or bad, but that you feel for a moment special, connected and curious....just like those of us who have wondered about messages placed in bottles to travel the sea. I send my little images of art through hands and hope it connects one day to someone whom it makes a difference for.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Message_in_a_bottle

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My First Moo Card