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Sent to Tessa (the Netherlands).
This is the second museum I made (the first here). The receiver is a museums' lover and I think she loves Rembrandt, so I built The Little Pink Museum of Rembrandt and his friends especially for her.
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I am not sure if she loves pink. I hope so, because I decide to use pink papers (from an old magazine) and pink tape, and pink markers... I was in a pink mood that day!
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And, as you can see, I hung only masterpieces:
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I am proud to inform you that the museum has a big success: there is a never-ending queue of people (mmm... more or less) waiting for entering:
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Oh, but this time I couldn't write a letter on the wall because it was absolutely forbidden...
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So I wrote it separately in another museum-related postcard and send it to the owner of the blog You have mail from me (I know you will like that blog!).
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(This is a post for Paper Saturdays)
Such a lovely, beautiful museum! Great idea, and worked out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the 'people' in the queue. Your idea to add this queue is realistic: in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, where also Rembrandt's (and friends') paintings are, usually there's a large queue of people who want to enter, too! And on the re-opening day (after a re-contruction) the entrance was free, so the Dutch showed their Dutch-ness and there even was a large 'never-ending' crowd waiting outside to enter :-)
Thank you for creating and sharing!
I guess people in the queue for entering in the Rijksmuseum are (a bit) more realistic that these people... :P
Delete(But this queue would be really funny to see there!)
Hehe, this is funny. And cute. Saying 'hi' from Paper Saturdays, and btw I love Morocco. Such a beautiful country. I've been there once and would surely like to go again some day. I am from the same country as Tessa :)
ReplyDeleteHallo Pia, thanks for coming and commenting. Morocco is very big country, lots of things to see and to love. I'm sure you would enjoy here again...
DeleteThis is very nice, different from anything I have seen before. I love the pink museum, and I am going now to join the queue for entry.
ReplyDeleteI guess you are a museums' lover, so entrance will be free for you... You're very welcome! :D
DeleteI love it! This is such a fun piece, and very educational too. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. It wasn't intended to be educational, but now you're saying, I realised it could be...
DeleteThat pink museum just tickles me-----yes---pink! You are so clever. What great paper ideas you have!
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you. One day I'll make professional looking paper museums (as your paper dolls). :D
DeleteHappy Paper Saturdays! What a lovely idea😊 I am sure that lady will enjoy what you have made for her. Who doesn't love a pink museum. Have a wonderful Sunday and I hope you will y
ReplyDeleteJoin us again next week. Manonx
I hope! :)
Deleteahh, this is a masterpiece:))) you are so talanted:)
ReplyDeleteI'm really glad that you like it. By the way, I just finished my contribution to this month challenge, I'm going to take a picture and send it to you asap!
Deletecant wait to see it:)
DeleteI was so happy when I found this AMAZING museum in the mail box! I've studied Museum Studies and History of Art (my thesis was about Rembrandt) so this is the pefect mail for me! And pink is one of my favorite colors!
ReplyDeleteI'm also going to share the museum on my blog some time soon. And offcoures I write down your blog!
I'm glad to read about pink. I don't know why, but I've been making a lot of pink mail lately. That must be the spring... :)
DeleteI looking forward to see the museum in your blog.