Hi..
It's been so long since i made a crafty post :D Here's another layout from my art journal..
I started with rainbow coloring a Brustro's water color paper with distress paints (seedless preserves, salty ocean, mowed lawn, mustard seed, spiced marmalade) and reinforced with co ordinating distress inks to vary the shades & give more vibrance.. I dint have red distress paint so i used only the ink (fired brick) for that.I also created a dark area with walnut stain distress paint & black soot ink in the same way.
I drew some rough random guidelines on the back of the paper & fussy cut them to pieces.
Now it's time for some ultimate patience :D i stuck the pieces one by one on to my page.. I found fevicryl fabric glue to best suit this coz it's thick & becomes tacky real quick..
I drew a rough outline of the tree with pencil & followed the same to adhere the dark strips..
In the retrospective, i thought i should have left some space on the borders for some darker color.. But then i remembered my film roll washi tape & i think it fit just perfect.
I absolutely love how the colors show through the translucent vellum like surface of the tape as if they are entrapped.
For the quote i used the colors from distress mini ink kit (spun sugar,scattered straw, shaded lilac, evergreen bough) on a nightingale texrured water color paper, wrote the swirly letters with a brown & white gel pen, cut into strips, doodled around with black fineliner pen & stuck everything down.
Quote says "The purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love color the most" ~John Ruskin..
Finally i gave a coat of Liquitex matte gel medium to seal everything.
Hope you liked it.
Do lemme kno your comments. They mean a lot to me.
C u soon. Until then,
Create. Have fun.
Linking this to,
http://www.hobbymela.com/hobbymela_contest/contemporary-mosaics-create-a-mosaic-effect/
http://rheddscreativespirit.blogspot.in/2015/07/julys-challenge.html?m=1
It's been so long since i made a crafty post :D Here's another layout from my art journal..
I started with rainbow coloring a Brustro's water color paper with distress paints (seedless preserves, salty ocean, mowed lawn, mustard seed, spiced marmalade) and reinforced with co ordinating distress inks to vary the shades & give more vibrance.. I dint have red distress paint so i used only the ink (fired brick) for that.I also created a dark area with walnut stain distress paint & black soot ink in the same way.
I drew some rough random guidelines on the back of the paper & fussy cut them to pieces.
Now it's time for some ultimate patience :D i stuck the pieces one by one on to my page.. I found fevicryl fabric glue to best suit this coz it's thick & becomes tacky real quick..
I drew a rough outline of the tree with pencil & followed the same to adhere the dark strips..
In the retrospective, i thought i should have left some space on the borders for some darker color.. But then i remembered my film roll washi tape & i think it fit just perfect.
I absolutely love how the colors show through the translucent vellum like surface of the tape as if they are entrapped.
For the quote i used the colors from distress mini ink kit (spun sugar,scattered straw, shaded lilac, evergreen bough) on a nightingale texrured water color paper, wrote the swirly letters with a brown & white gel pen, cut into strips, doodled around with black fineliner pen & stuck everything down.
Quote says "The purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love color the most" ~John Ruskin..
Finally i gave a coat of Liquitex matte gel medium to seal everything.
Hope you liked it.
Do lemme kno your comments. They mean a lot to me.
C u soon. Until then,
Create. Have fun.
Linking this to,
http://www.hobbymela.com/hobbymela_contest/contemporary-mosaics-create-a-mosaic-effect/
http://rheddscreativespirit.blogspot.in/2015/07/julys-challenge.html?m=1
This really is a work of art...the patience to cut and colour all those tiles and to add them to your pages,it must have taken you ages...they are stunning pages.
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Thanks a lot for your nice words :)
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