and welcome to my blog where today I'll be sharing a monolith for Visible Image.
I think these are so versatile, you can decorate them any way you want...
I gessoed this freestanding Monolith first and then glued some pieces of book text on it. I then painted it with Acrylic paints. I used yellow, orange, pink and white. Next I stamped the background with a variety of stamps and Archival Inks in the same colours as the background. The black script stamp I did later.
You can still read the book title here.... (something wicked this way comes). Next I stamped the Moth both on the Monolith and on Bristol Card stock. I coloured the one on the card stock with watercolours and then heat embossed it. The body with clear powder, the wings with holographic powder. You can see it in the detail photo below. I also stamped the skeleton on the back of the monolith and used a white pen to highlight him here and there. I then decided it didn't have enough white so I filled in the circles with white paint and stamped a text stamp over the top.
The moth was adhered on top of some thread for more interest.
I used the following stamp sets :
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Wonderful colours and great stamping. Do love that butterfly and love your embossed effects xx
ReplyDeleteGreat make Corrie xxx
ReplyDeleteVooral die 1e vind ik een hele mooie! Groetjes, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteGreat colours and a fabulous showcase for those brilliant stamps. Love the shimmering wings and the white bubbles.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Prachtig die glimmertjes en wat een mooie kleuren, gaaf allebei!!
ReplyDeleteLoving the whole monolith concept, and your execution on there is just fabulous...inspiring!
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