Februllage 2025 Week Four

A round up of the fourth & final week of Februllage 2025.

I used a pack of old playing cards

with collage material from

Contemporary Collage Magazine. 

Day 22 - Vinyl

Day 23 - Tapestry

Day 24 - Lost

Day 25 - Drawing

Day 26 - Suitcase

Day 27 - Doubt

Day 28 - Crown

Another creative challenge completed.

I wonder what will be next.

Februllage 2025 Week Three

 A round up of the third week of the annual collage challenge,

which takes place every day throughout February.

Using a pack of old playing cards

with collage material from

Contemporary Collage Magazine.

Day 15 - Tiger

Day 16 - Freeze

Day 17 - Jelly

Day 18 - Polaroid

Day 19 - Tape roll

Day 20 - Dive

Day 21 - Old

Februllage 2025 Week Two

 I am taking part in the Februllage collage event this year.

Here are my altered playing cards for the prompts from the second week.

Day 8: Cartoon

Day 9: Horizon

Day 10: Dots 

Day 11: Stuck

Day 12: Online

Day 13: Heavy

Day 14: Romance

All collage material is from Contemporary Collage Magazine.

Februllage 2025 Week One

 It's been a few years since I last took part in the yearly Februllage event.

        Februllage is organised jointly by

    Edinburgh Collage Collective

    & Scandinavian Collage Museum.

        Each day throughout February

        there is a different word prompt

     to inspire your collage.

       This year I am working on an old set of playing cards.

        My aim is to complete a collage a day,

        concentrating on the process,

        rather than the result.

Day 1: Trees

Day 2: Shell

Day 3: School

Day 4: Dice

Day 5: Chaos

Day 6: Metal

Day 7: Neighbourhood

Februllage 2022 - Onward into March

An additional prompt

for the Februllage challenge

for March 2022.

For full details of my project,

see my post here.

The prompt was PEACE.

They joined together

I used two pages from

The 2022 Artist Almanac

& words cut from an old novel.

If you are on Instagram

you can find the collages

from all the participants

by clicking here.

Februllage 2022 - Week 4 Summary

Round up of the fourth

& final week

of the Februllage challenge for 2022.

For full details of my project,

see my post here.

I have listed the items used

on each day's tag

under it's photograph.

Day 22

The prompt was WAVES.

On the ocean waves

Image from Collage_This: Issue 01

(from Contemporary Collage Magazine),

page from The 2022 Artist Almanac,

newsprint letter &

words cut from an old novel

on a Martha Stewart tag.

Day 23

The prompt was INK.

Letters to her

Image from the Graphics Fairy,

two pages from The 2022 Artist Almanac,

words cut from an old novel

& a newsprint letter.

Day 24

The prompt was STACK.

A few books

Pages from The 2022 Artist Almanac

& words cut from an old novel.

Day 25

The prompt was 1970'S.

A few years ago

Page from The 2022 Artist Almanac

& words cut from a magazine.

Day 26

The prompt was FIRE.

She was on fire

Image from the Graphics Fairy,

words cut from an old novel

& a newsprint letter

on a Martha Stewart tag.

Day 27

The prompt was CLIMB.

Reaching

Image from the Graphics Fairy,

words cut from an old novel &

page from The 2022 Artist Almanac.

Day 28

The prompt was SCISSORS.

Cutting it close

Magazine image,

words cut from an old novel &

pages from The 2022 Artist Almanac.

If you are on Instagram

you can find the collages

from all the participants

by clicking here.

Februllage 2022 - Week 3 Summary

Round up of the third week

of the Februllage 2022 challenge.

For full details of my project,

see my post here.

I have listed the items used

on each day's tag

under it's photograph.

Day 15

The prompt was WHEEL.

Wonder

Graphics Fairy image,

two pages from The 2022 Artist Almanac

& newsprint letters.

Day 16

The prompt was CALM.

Zen

All paper elements

(apart from the printed day number label)

are from Collage_This by

Contemporary Collage Magazine

on a Martha Stewart tag.

Day 17

The prompt was UPSIDE DOWN.

The upside

When you find the perfect phrase

in your newsprint cut-outs &

page from The 2022 Artist Almanac.

Day 18

The prompt was FOREST.

Lost

Two pages from The 2022 Artist Almanac

newsprint letter &

words cut from an old novel.

Day 19

The prompt was UMBRELLA.

A walk in the rain

Graphics Fairy image,

page from The 2022 Artist Almanac

& words cut from an old novel.

Day 20

The prompt was THIRST.

Afternoon tea

Page from The 2022 Artist Almanac,

magazine image,

newsprint letter &

words cut from an old novel.

Day 21

The prompt was HIDE & SEEK.

Hide

and Seek

Three pages from The 2022 Artist Almanac

newsprint letter &

words cut from an old novel.

If you are on Instagram

you can follow the challenge hashtag to see

the collages from all the participants.

Februllage 2022 - Week 2 Summary

Round up of the second week

of the Februllage 2022 challenge.

For full details of my project,

see my previous post here.

I have listed the items used

on each day's tag

under it's photograph.

Day 8

The prompt was CLOUDS.

She let emotion cloud her mind.

Page from The 2022 Artist Almanac,

words cut from an old novel

& printed patterned card.

Day 9 

The prompt was SURPRISE.

Surprise

Boo

Two pages from The 2022 Artist Almanac,

newsprint word & letters.

Day 10

The prompt was DISTURBING.

Do not disturb

Two pages from The 2022 Artist Almanac,

a newsprint letter,

words cut from an old novel,

image from the Graphics Fairy,

washi tape &

a Martha Stewart tag.

Day 11

The prompt was FLOAT.

and drift away

Page from The 2022 Artist Almanac,

a newsprint letter,

image from the Graphics Fairy

& red cotton thread.

Day 12

The prompt was NEWSPAPER.

My own story

Page from The 2022 Artist Almanac,

newsprint letter &

words cut from an old novel.

Day 13

The prompt was TIME.

A dangerous thing

Image from the Graphics Fairy,

newsprint letter,

page from The 2022 Artist Almanac

on a Martha Stewart tag.

Day 14

The prompt was STOLEN.

A sly look

Image from the Graphics Fairy,

sentence cut from an old novel &

page from The 2022 Artist Almanac.

If you are on Instagram

you can follow the challenge hashtag to see

the collages from all the participants.