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.
What is it they say? Necessity is the mother of invention! Brilliant job especially the improve! Gr8 project, Louise
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Your page is fabulous. X
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