Paper collage using both cut and torn found and painted papers

This is so clever and very apt for this time of year

Beautiful choice of colours Christine and so inventive as usual!

You really should have your own greeting card company Christine! This is once again a fantastic example of your work! I love everything in it!

Makes a lovely picture Christine

There is just something really artful about your collages.

One day I shall try this....but you do it soooo well.

Thank you Glennis, Marjorie, Satu, Dennis, Gudrun and Sykvia for your lovely comments. Satu, they do make colourful cards and I have had some printed but mainly for my own use. Sykvia, I've been asked to submit an article for the next POL e-letter so you can see how I go about doing these collages and, I hope, give it a go yourself, they're fun to do!

Really like this Christine, the written paper is is placed so well.

This is a winner Christine really like it very much.

So quirky Christine! The hare is lovely.

Thank you Carole, Dennis and Sarah.

Great mind and all that! I have just posted a hare - my first ever. This one is lovely - so quirky and full of character.

Thank you Thea, they are fun to do aren't they?

He's just beautiful Christine, I always love to see your clever collage work here.

Just lovely Christine. My 3 year old loves it.

I love to see your collage art Christine and I look forward to reading your article. You're much braver than me, I was aked to do a write up for the e-mag, but I chickened out!!Lol. Not on collage of course. Like Sylvia, I will have a go at it one day, but I'll read your article first.

Missed this first time round - really joyful piece - made me smile.

Thank you very much Louise, Kal, Fiona and Michael for your kind comments.

This is fabulous, Christine! What a lovely Easter painting. I love the spring theme and the very creative use and mix of papers for the collage.

Only just catching up with the gallery after a week of gardening! So glad I did because I would have been sad to miss this one Christine. The whole composition is clear - I love the hare, and the bluebells really sing out.