Welcome to Becca's Heart for Creativity blog!
why: This posting shares two different personal projects: My Mondrian Mondays Journal Page #30 and my January 2026 Scripture Writing Plan page 4. For my Mondrian influence, I did the little blocks of colors while leaving some blank/white like he did in his geometric block/grid acrylic paintings. (Piet Mondrian, Dutch artist in late 1800s and into the first four decades or so in 1900s.) See two of his paintings in cropped photos from the website = pietmondrian.org
when: Monday, February 16, 2026
what: Project #1 = MMMJP #30
how-to & vendor notes for #1 =
1. journal notebook; 80 sheet of graph paper; has elastic band closure = bought at Dollar General store in March 2025
2. four color gel pens = Paper Mate's Ink Joy
3. a variety of diff. companies' colored pencils = stash (Marvy Uchida, Crayola, Crazy Art, Liqui-Mark,
4. mechanical pencil, cardstock heart shape to trace around, ruler = more stash items
where #1 will be linked =
1A. Kleuren met Pot loden or Coloring with Pencils; new on Feb 10; must use colored pencils for the majority of filling in of digi image, stamped image, or own sketch/design
link = https://kleurenmetpotloden.blogspot.com/2026/02/challenge-februari-alles-mag.html
1B. The Outlawz Anything But A Card; Jan 31/new on February 1; still open; theme is the title; MY project #1 is a journal page with a geometric design that I composed
link = https://tolanythingbutacard.blogspot.com/2026/01/the-outlawz-anything-but-card-february.html
1C. Creative Fingers; new on Feb 13; theme of anything goes
link = https://creativefingerschallengeblog.blogspot.com/2026/02/challenge-316.html
1D. Crafty Catz; new on Feb 13; theme of anything goes
link = https://craftycatzweeklychallenge.blogspot.com/2026/02/crafty-catz-707.html
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what: Project #2 = page 4 cursive handwritten verses for Jan 8, 9 & 10 =
how-to & vendor notes for #2 =
21. three of the four colors gel pens = Paper Mate's Ink Joy
22. my childhood KJV Bible using II Corinthians, I Peter and Mark; all New Testament books
23. thin depth journal notebook = Crownz Jewelz from Ashford, OH; bought at Dollar Tree store
24. the Scripture Writing Plan for January came in an image photo prompt shared in the Facebook group; don't know where the group administrator received it = Christian Card Makers Women's Fellowship
where #2 will be linked =
2A. Word Art Wednesday; new on Feb 4/nearing the end of week 2; anything goes that is not contrary to the Bible; family friendly = My journal page shares my handwritten copying of verses from 3 different books of the Bible.
link = https://wordartwednesday.blogspot.com/2026/02/anything-goes-weeks-738-739.html
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Piet Mondrian's geometric compositions in selected cropped areas of his paintings = www.pietmondrian.org
above is from 1919 /\
below is from 1920 \/
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Crafting in the USA heartland,
Becca S
*** these projects are non- design team related
* owner/DT = HQCB, HQFCB, HQCOLCB, HQFSCAT and HQLQCB; plus FQCB, FQHCB, FQGS, FQGGCB and FQCCCB; plus AA; plus ConBC plus CCC.
* DT member only = PRS and Pin-spirational
The way you colored your Mondrian page is so appealing to me. I love the way the white pops on this! It's almost like it creates an optical illusion; very fun! Thanks for sharing with us at The Outlawz Anything but a Card. Katrina
ReplyDeleteBecca, I absolutely love your artwork and scripture writings. What a wonderful way to hide God‘s word in your heart. Thanks so much for sharing these wonderful ideas with us at Word Art Wednesday. We always appreciate you!
ReplyDeleteYour Mondrian-inspired grid has such a crisp, confident rhythm. The balance of filled and open blocks gives the page a lively pulse, and the mix of gel pen and colored pencil adds great texture. I also enjoyed seeing how your Scripture writing pages carry a completely different mood yet feel just as intentional. The contrast between the structured geometry and the flowing cursive makes this pairing especially engaging.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful card, with the repeated stamping, you have used nice colors
ReplyDeletethanks for joining us at Kleuren met potloden
Ellen DT
Lovely with the heart shapes and very nice colourwork. Thank you for participating our challenge at Kleuren met Potloden!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful hearts you have made.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Kleuren Met Potloden
Annie (DT)