Paper, matte medium, board. Paint, grass, stems, sky, flowers. Details, pen, puffy paint, watercolor crayon, more paint.
I was not planning for them to be hung side by side. I did not plan ahead. Haha. The grass and stems are crinkled paper, I added dry watercolor crayon to add interest there.
I went too dark with the teal, a new brand of paint for me. When it dried I sanded some of it off. The lettering was still hidden, so I used a pen to accent it. I decided to do the orange flowers as well, even though it was showing through a bit better. The white centers and some of the black dots are puffy paint.
I am calling them done for now. I need to move on. But they look too flat to me. I should add some texture or smudging to the sky. And a few leaves would help as well. There is a texture from previous layers, these are recycled boards. Thought about adding puffy swirls to the sky, haha. Not quite sure I could pull it off. Stressed big time over the teeny tiny birds. Hahaha. Open to suggestions. 
How fun these are! I couldn’t help but picture the ‘grass’ as a fence with flowers on opposite sides popping up to have a chat with each other. You are always thinking and changing it up – nice work Sheila!
Haha! I love that Nelvia! Thank you for visiting the blog
Sheila, don’t ever put down your crayons!
I like the hints of dimensional texture in the sky; their subtle presence—is that the wood making itself known? These three make a playful happy trio, with horizon lines that very appealingly don’t align. Wonky wonders : )
There were old layers underneath Dotty. Some slightly crinkled. A little wonky is always good
Haha.
You constantly surprise me. You changed it up again…and brilliantly! Love the trio and they are perfect together. Unique, colourful, joyful!
Haha, thank you Laurelle.
You will be seeing these again soon. Have fun today! I know it will be awe-inspiring! 
I love that quote! And I’m in a mixed media “society” but have no idea what I’m doing!
You definitely know what YOU are doing, Sheila
Haha! Thank you, Kat.
Oh, you know what you are doing… ;o)
I like that you try different mediums, it’s what the challenge is for! Looks great Sheila
Thank you Cindy.
I am having fun 