Welcome to my blogpost for VivaLasVegaStamps!, the first one of March! I have made another art journal spread. It is still my favourite thing to do.
I started out with painting the pages from blue at the top via yellow to orange at the bottom.
Next I stencilled the whole pages with a Tim Holtz stencil and white acrylic paint and then used a brayer to tone it down even further.
Next I stamped, and stamped some more, lol, I love stamping and usually do it in clusters. I also added some washi tape.
Next I stamped the sentiment and the main image and adhered them to the pages. I also doodled along the edges and around the sentiment.
I think it turned out OK.
I have used the following stamps :
Other materials :
Amsterdam Acrylics in the colours:
- Napels Yellow Deep
- Azo Orange
- Sky blue light
- Azo Yellow Medium
- Titanium White
Archival inks:
- Jet Black
- Watering can
Distress Oxide Inks:
- Tumbled Glass
- Carved Pumpkin
- Mustard Seed
Tim Holtz stencil:
- Ornate THS076
Dina Wakley Washi tape
Bookpages
BLack Pen
Thank you so much for stopping by today !
Beautiful colours.
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DeleteDat is weer een superleuke pagina Corrie !
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Dank je Margo !
DeleteLove this, Corrie!
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ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Corrie - your stamping gone wild is fabulous, and I LOVE that stamp. And more particularly, I love the way you've used it. Those of us who are watching American politics are undoubtedly thinking the same. I SO appreciate you, and everything you do to raise the awareness of mixed media creativity and keep us thinking! Massive hugs, my friend.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your lovely comment ! Massive hugs to you too ! x
DeleteI see pretty colours and nice stamps which end up in a wonderful journal page. Your projects always inspire me and your art just makes me happy! Thank you for sharing.
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