Hi everyone hope you are all busy crafting away, I have done a piece today
that I am going to enter into the challenge over on the Paper Artsy blog.
I did this panel with Jo Firth Christmas stamp's and a sweet poppy snowflake
stencil.
The project that got me to make this was the gift folder with
Sarah Neumann and electrica stamps.
I really liked the colours in this post so I thought I would do a post with
these colour's in mind.
Thats how it started and then as with all my pieces it took on a world of its own.
As with all of my pieces I added texture and I stamped the boulders
onto tissue paper.
I put texture paste through the sweet poppy snowflake stencil.
The holders were painted from behind in hint of mint and snowflake
I put clear embossing powder over the paint and heat set.
This gave the impression of snow balls melting i quite liked the effect.
Onto the snowflake's I painted with watered down plum and marlin.
Also turquoise was used but they were all diluted down so as not to overwhelm
the illusion of snow.
I swiped the slate over the texture paste that had been put down the sides.
I then swiped with hint of mint.
I added bits of bling from my stash.
treasure gold whitefire was used to highlight the texture.
I hope you all enjoyed my post.
Here is the link back to the original post and colour scheme that I used
Thank you all for popping by please feel free to leave a comment or two,
as this is food for my art.
Cheers Dee x
6 comments:
Hello Dee,
Amazing texture, on this very unique piece of Art, I love the effect of the TG White fire, the result is just stunning.
Smiles:)
Sue
WOW Dee what an amazing Tag, your boulders look so life like, gorgeous textures and am really loving the colours. Truly beautiful:-) xxx
This is quite Fabulous!! I am speechless at it's beauty!!
Astrid sent me over and I am ever so glad she did! ")
Exquisite!!!
You are so talented Dee!
Alison xxx
How beautiful!
Lucy x
Such fab texture and subtle gilding, and I love the delicate colour palette, perfect for Jo's stamps.
Alison xx
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