Didgeridoo on Peel

I love how the element from the background photo is over the top of the insert photo. This is such a cool effect. I also love the big cluster.

Oh love this Jill, I bet it was a wonderful sound to hear. The themed background paper perfect for this page.

I saw that didgeridoo photo in your earlier page, glad he rated a solo one. And c'mon, is that the funnest word in the world to say or what? I love that you went to the gifted Aussie kit to find some perfect plant material. Your extraction (of a masked pic, oh you go girl!), the buttons and wonderful curling ribbon all have me glithering away. It's so great to hear that his music touched your soul.

I really like the outside (err inside) the frame effect that you have created on your page and I enjoyed reading your journaling. I like the didgeridoo and would love to have heard him play.

Your comment about music reaching deep within you spoke to me. I love cultural music. It speaks to ages of history as nothing else does. You can imagine ancestors playing the instrument (without the foot pedal) in ages past. I love the Jack Jill and Joey kit, the elements are wonderful and enhance this picture brilliantly. I have to look at the Aussie Antics. I love that font in the title (both of them!) what are they? Nice placement of Peel Street with the down stroke of the d. Your use of the frame on the journaling is terrific and those clusters with the seed pods - wow. Not to mention the blending and the BRILLIANT OOB.>>>

Love the didgeridoo OOB of the masked photo overlaying the other photo. But the cluster work- that frilly flower - all the leaves and brown berry/seedpods. Love the way they are not physically connected but yet the subtle curving flow of them down the page makes them feel connected.