A Family Tree Design

I'm working on another drawing but in the meantime wanted to share a design I did of a small family tree. I'm thinking of it as a possible cover design for a family history book. This names my mother, her parents and grandparents. I always think about my mother when July 1 rolls around as that was her birthday.

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Designer Credits:
-background, brush, transfers: ArtPlay Palette Epic by Anna Aspnes
-leaf shape: Like a Bird by Maya de Groot
-leaf papers, brush as photo mask: ArtPlay Palette Lush by Anna Aspnes
-tree: Trees No. 1 by Anna Aspnes
-overlay: SkinnyLined Overlays No. 2 by Anna Aspnes
-journal boxes: Spray-ons {journaled 2} by Studio 68
fonts: KG Skinny Latte, Pristina, Celtic Hand

Faces of Family

This week's AnnaLift was inspired by a beautiful page of photos of the ages of a man. I chose to interpret it with photos of my great-great-grandfather, his sister and three of their cousins. Their faces show a strong resemblance. I used the same pictures along with those from other generations in an earlier page here, but much prefer the design of this new one.

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Designer Credits:
all Anna Aspnes
-paper, transfers: ArtPlay Palette Tapestry
-brush, wood button: APP Salty Living
-button, brad: APP Family
fonts: Banff, Bradley Hand ITC, First Order

Family Tree Display

The last of the monthly challenges for me is based on a web inspiration. I had no idea how to relate to it for the longest time even though others did great things with it. Then it suddenly struck me that it would be perfect for displaying a bit of family tree. I've just been working on my ancestors named Scott, so here are the ones I know, generations numbered back from me as no. 1.

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Designer Credits: 
-background, trees, word art: Family Tree by Joanne Brisebois
-tapes, circles: Sketchbook Artistry no. 1 by Sue Cummings
-alpha (recolored): Happy To Be Me by Lydia K Designs
fonts: Hans Hand, Kristen ITC