A Rusty Heart Deco Art Play

Hi everyone I hope you are all well! I have a post today that is very photo heavy.

I have been playing with Deco Art media texture pastes and 

mediums. I have got to say I love them!

Firstly I cut out a heart from foam board and wrapped wire round it.

next i used a small paler knife and applies crackle 

paint to the top of the heart.

Next came the texture sand paste then I left a gap, then texture paste which

 I pressed micro beads into and finally texture crackle paste.

all were from the Deco Art Media range.

Photo of the finished heart the bit I left blank I filled with clear

embossed swirl.

Deco art media fluid acrylics Quinacridone gold, Paynes grey, Titan Buff,

Prussian Blue Hue & Cobalt turquoise.

I used Andy skinners stencil and used Titan Buff through the stencil

a dirty wash applied over the top.

 

I coloured some card that I had coloured with distress inks which

I then sealed with deco art ultra -Matte varnish.

Andy Skinners stamps were used to stamp the clock image.

A close up of the crackle corners.

 

Another showing of the depth of the canvas.

I used Andy's industrial stamps with archival ink and Titan buff.

I used antiquing creams in burnt umber which I knocked back.

 

I used interference turquoise rubbed over the crackling with

my finger.

I cannot recommend The Deco Art Media lines enough the colours

 & vibrancy are amazing, the texture pastes and varnish's 

are a dream to work with. 

The low price is 

another great benefit of these products.

Please feel free to leave me a comment and let me 

know what you think.

Cheers Dee x

Art Board

Hi everyone hope you are all well,

 I Have a sneaky peek for you today of my latest

 post for 

The Artistic Stamper creative Team. 

Why not pop across and see how I created this.

Cheers Dee x

Tic Tac Toe Over at SASPC

Words/Stencils/The Sea and a few more see the bottom of this post for the 

details and the link. I started this off by playing with

Bistre god I love this stuff!! a pressi from my son.

Once I had activated the Bistre with water, I  used Deco Art media line 

white crackle paint.

Washes with Phthalo Tourquoise and Quinacridone Gold

& Deco art Ultra-Matt Varnish to seal.

Tripple embossed the fish (Paper artsy mini's) with pewter embossing 

powder the a couple of washes with Deco Arts fluid acrylics

 Quinacridone Gold & Phthalo Turquoise.

Deco Art media crackle paste around the edges.

The circles were done with Finnabair 3D gloss gel and her bubbles stencils,

 little watch parts were dropped into some of the circles before they dried.

The steampunk sign was done using a lolly stick and a garden plant

label. The stamp used is an art journey stamp.

I am not sure if you can see the crackle paint here in-between the bubbles.

Fran-tage embossing powder was sprinkled across and 

heat set from underneath.

The white bubbles is a lost coast stamp and I embossed that in

 white embossing powder. and highlighted the bubbles with

Deco art's liquid glass.

That's it folk's I hope you enjoyed reading this as much as I have making it.

don't forget pop over to SASPC and join in with us the 

grid is below with the link.

Sandee & amelie's Steampunk Challenge

 

Let me know what you think any question's please don't hesitate to ask.

Cheers Dee x

A Thank You For A Friend

A friend that has helped me at work is leaving and I wanted

to give her something personal so not

sure if you remember this 

afternoon's play?

Well I thought it was just right so,

A bit of ribbon and some black card to frame it.

that's it folks just a quick post

Cheers Dee

A Swirl Of Colour

Hi everyone time to give you a sneaky peek at my latest post 

for 

    The  Artistic Stamper Creative team.

                                                   Why not pop over to The Artistic Stamper blog

and see how I created this piece.

 Don't forget to let me know 

what you think.

Cheers Dee x

A Very Quick Fathers Day Card

Hi guy's a very quick post as really busy but quite liked this so 

thought I would quickly show you.

More photo's

More photo's

That's it folk's hope you like it it's for my very lovely Father In law

Cheers Dee x

The Ravages of Time

Hi everyone I have a wall plaque for you today that I made out of foam board.

It is mid month reminder time over at SASPC this

months challenge is Ravages of Time.

If you have never tried to do steam punk why not give it a go. I started by using 

some grunge board that I had tried to die cut with a cog die but was it was 

to thick so it left a lovely imprint of the cogs.

I then used a Tim Holtz die to cut out the houses. I used Deco Art media line 

paints, textures & varnishes, to colour them. The above house was scraped with

texture sand paste once dry it was coloured with 

media fluid acrylic in cobalt turquoise and two coats of 

Andy's dirty wash.

unfortunately I can't tell you how i made the base of the house above 

but if you would like to learn Andy Skinner Timeworn

on line coarse shows you how.

This is done using the same process. paints used were Quinacridone Gold

covered with burnt umber, & slight touches of cobalt turquoise.

Americana burnt orange was painted onto white card that had been screwed up 

& the time stencil was added with media modelling paste. 

Three coats of Andy's dirty wash was used over the 

top to age it. Andy's industrial stamps were

stamped in black stazon to age it further.

Close up of the cog impressed grunge board.

Another close up.

Deco art media crackle paste was used to frame the houses.

 Once dry it was painted with Phthalo turquoise &

treasure gold was used to highlight the uneven area's.

Home made clock embellishments and cogs were used to decorate 

and enhance the plaque.

That's all folks please let me know what you think as I really 

enjoy hearing what you have to say and it inspires 

me to keep trying.

Don't forget why not join in don't let the words steam punk put you off our very 

talented team offer a real variety of steam punk.  Lot's of the teams work  is very elegant & 

you never know

you might end up winning some lovely goodies!!!!

See you over at SASPC

Cheers Dee x

Just a quick note I am entering this into the challenge over at Anything But cute

http://anythingbutcutechallenge.blogspot.ca/2015/06/challenge-2-june-make-it-masculine.html

Golden Florish's

Hi everyone! here is a couple of sneaky peeks at my new post

for The Artistic Stamper Creative team  Blog. 

It was inspired by the challenge that they are doing for this 

month.

Summer is on its way.

Why not pop over and see how I created this tag and join in 

with us in the challenge where you can win

Artistic Stamper stamps.

I would love to know what you think

of this tag.

Cheers Dee x

June Challenge over at The Artistic Stamper

 Hi everyone its time to play over at The Artistic Stamper 

This months challenge is Summer is coming.

I have used Neil Walkers Fantasy background and border stamp,

The new dragonfly stamp & the new petal masks. 

I used Fresco finish paint in Beach Hut, Pea Coat, Inky Pool,

Limelight & snowflake for the base. I had stamped 

The fantasy plate onto distress mop up card 

with chipped sapphire DI.

I tore strips of the mop up card then stuck to the base and then

Grunge paste was put through the petal mask and

crackle paste was put round the edges &

painted when dry with fresco paint.

The fantasy border stamp was stamped onto the base board in chipped

Sapphire DI and gold embossed. 

gold gilding wax was used to highlight the petals and

crackle paste.

The dragonfly was stamped in Bora Bora & Limelight fresco paint

and clear embossed while still wet.

This then got a coat of Smoked Paprika and London Bus.

cog die cut's and sequins completed the look.

I layered it all onto blue then black embossed card that was highlighted

with gold gilding wax.

I hope you all enjoyed my post be sure to join in with us over at the Artistic Stamper 

where you have a brilliant chance to win Artistic Stamper stamps.

Let me know what you think.

Cheers Dee x