365 Collages | Week 7 | Snow in March

I am trying to focus on the slow movement forward, towards my goal of 365 somethings in 2018. A few collages at a time, being glued together, scanned to the computer, then named, numbered and shared on the blog. I’m not very good at focusing on the progress and change, but with a project like this, that is so tangible and ease to count, I can see the pile grow! I love that.

LOL, a new collage by iHanna.

As usual at this time of year I long for sunshine and spring flowers, but so far we’ve had more snow than usual this late in March. Snow in March is okay, but I’d much rather see some the face of Coltsfoot right now on the ground…

A Student in the Art of Living, a new collage by iHanna.

Well, at least I get to create some spring colors in the studio. So, the theme of these seven collages is spring, or longing for a spring that will come later than usual to Sweden this year.

But it will come, I’m sure.

Ma Fella (again), a new collage by iHanna.

Layers of Longing, a new collage by iHanna.

Another theme I see is greenery, but of course that also has a lot to do with spring…

Seasonal post card from Now, a new collage by iHanna.

Here’s a left-over from Animal Friends:

Carry me Home Darling, a new collage by iHanna.

One never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains to be done…
Marie Curie

Watch this Space, a new collage by iHanna.

Trying to see the progress while still working on making it happen.

Thanks for being here, reading this and letting me share my artistic journey with you. Please tell me below in the comment section which of my collages you like best – and why. I’d love to know what you like, or dislike, about these.

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Previously: Week 6: Animal Friends & Feelings | Next up: Week 8: Easter Yellow Inspired | This project is part of my 365 Somethings 2018 and I call it 365 Collages by iHanna | Other Participants and Resources.

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Thanks for joining me and my fellow creators on this year’s big creative journey! Feel free to also check out a previous week 7 from back when I did a similar project in 2013, in case you don’t remember or didn’t read my blog back then. I doubt we had snow in March that year…