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scrapchyck, Jul 3, 2025 at 7:32 PM
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Created for Rachel Jefferies Mixed Media Challenge at TLP July 2025

I was inspired by the prompt Current Coordinates – Where are you right now in life? Represent it visually with symbols, maps, or abstract marks.

My compass is upside down because I'm not on a typical life-orientation! The two plus sign paper pieces represent two people I can't control. The scatter reminds me of how crazy and lovely DNA mixing can be. And the little heart flair is the "what could've been" (or maybe will be one day), but it's in a frame or a box that I don't have access to.

CREDITS: Rachel Jefferies' This is Everything (background); Rachel Jefferies' Foundation (solid background-blended, heart flair, striped paper piece, scalloped paper piece, flower); Rachel Jefferies' Sea Spray (paper piece-blended); Rachel Jefferies' Unspoken (paint, paper pieces); EH Studios' Sentimental Sort (mask); Rachel Jefferies' BYOC April 2021 Money Saving Bundle (messy marks, dotted marks, word strips-recolored); Rachel Jefferies' Better Together (frame); Rachel Jefferies' Lillipution (banner); Rachel Jefferies' I'm Ready (word strip-recolored); Rachel Jefferies' Lived In (title); Rachel Jefferies' My Love Story (scatter); Rachel Jefferies' On Foot (compass); Font-TSWebchyck; silhouette image generated in Firefly
    • Lynne-Marie
      Beautiful layout with a heartfelt message. I enjoyed reading what each element represented for you. May you find comfort and solace in your scrappy art-therapy! It’s a good way to express yourself and release those emotions. :heartlub
      Jul 4, 2025 at 12:52 AM
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