Clare has been doing a series of online tutorial videos since the new year, introducing those of us who normally just make cards into the realm of art journalling. I did the first and then missed a fair number when I was in Australia. This is my take on lesson five:
I did things a little backward in terms of the method since I don't have all the materials. Specifically I don't have any acrylics and so made the background using water colours on water coloured paper. Then I put a layer of gesso on top. This was followed by some stamping with Martha Stewart Stamps (last year's birthday present to me from Clare- thanks) in Stazon black ink and a new ink pad I brought the other day- a pearly blue one which I like :-).
A bit of relief from a glossy grey paste stuff that I had in my stash and never really used. Printed off a photo I took at the butterfly museum in Stratford the other day (my friend's hen do) in greyscale, stuck it down and added some sketching. The quote was one I found online and printed off. The final touch was a spray of silver glitter varnish, that again I have on the shelf and hardly use.
What do you think?
Clare's video is here.
I did things a little backward in terms of the method since I don't have all the materials. Specifically I don't have any acrylics and so made the background using water colours on water coloured paper. Then I put a layer of gesso on top. This was followed by some stamping with Martha Stewart Stamps (last year's birthday present to me from Clare- thanks) in Stazon black ink and a new ink pad I brought the other day- a pearly blue one which I like :-).
A bit of relief from a glossy grey paste stuff that I had in my stash and never really used. Printed off a photo I took at the butterfly museum in Stratford the other day (my friend's hen do) in greyscale, stuck it down and added some sketching. The quote was one I found online and printed off. The final touch was a spray of silver glitter varnish, that again I have on the shelf and hardly use.
What do you think?
Clare's video is here.
2 comments:
What is it they say? Necessity is the mother of invention! Brilliant job especially the improve! Gr8 project, Louise
Kathyk
Your page is fabulous. X
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