It's time again for our monthly collage challenge! This month I'm challenging you with 3 images from the French Dictionary image college . There's one from each category: the Africa entry in the Antique French Maps collection, a fun page of vegetables from the Illustration Pages collection, and the N (for November?) from the Alphabet collection - I included the black & white version but it's also available in sepia.
The challenge is easy - create a piece of art using at least part of each of these three images:
To capture the jpg version above, just click on the image to open and then click again to get the largest size. Then, right click and save to your computer.
Or, you can download the easy-print PDF here: Download November 2012 collage challenge
How to enter?
- Create a piece of art - anything at all - using at least part of each of the three images.
- Post your art somewhere on the web - your blog, Flickr account, Pinterest, whatever!
- Using the Linky below, link us to your web location so we can come and visit.
That's it!
The deadline for the Challenge is next Thursday, November 8th. On the 9th, a name will be drawn at random to win the entire French Dictionary image collection.
Here's the Linky to attach your entry:
I can't wait to see what you create!
By the way, I frequently use the French Dictionary illustrations and maps when double printing pages for my art. For a post with an explanation of how to do it, click HERE.
