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Friday Freebie Challenge "7/18/14"


MariJ
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When I went to my sister's in May, Indiana University Art Museum had a great Matisse exhibit - all pieces from their own collection! It was exciting to see and I joined their Saturday Drawing class before they took us to the gallery. It was fun! This is just a few pieces of what I saw.

For this layout I used:

MPE SS Digital Layout Template: Modern Elegance Special 2

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How neat to see a Matisse exhibit! He's a favorite of mine. We could probably all take color lessons from him, don't you think? I love your photos and contrasting frames, and especially how you used the Museum photo for your background. Beautiful page and beautiful use of the freebie template! :)

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This is very clever - the colours of his art work stand out well againt the modern walls of the building. Lucky you to have had the opportunity to participate as you did.

 

There is an exhibition of Matisse's cut-outs in London at present

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Super page Marilyn, I love how you displayed Matisse's work in your frames, it works very well with your background photo... so glad you enjoyed the day as well as the drawing class. How wonderful!

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I like the way you used this template, with the museum exterior in the background and the artwork photos in the foreground. The curved border and simple clean lines work well with the subject. Lovely two-page layout!

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oh wow! you used FRAMES!?!?! What happened!? You did a wonderful job of framing your art works here, I really love the clean lines and the crispness of your pages. The curve of the template adds a wonderful feeling of movement to a controlled page.

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