I started off by covering my art
journal page with a vintage ad paper bag cut down to size. I painted the background with
Pumpkin Soup, being careful not to cover the entire paper bag.
I forgot to take a picture in
between steps because I was so engrossed in my layering. I cut a few large
squares of the Chatsworth 12x12 Paper Collection and used a decorative border punch on one of
the strips. I layered the papers and then used a palette knife to spread some gesso
and Fresco Finish Paints (French Roast and Guacamole).
I used two stamps from EDY07 to
stamp my background.
I sprayed two co-ordinating
colored ink sprays down the page allowing them to drip.
I added a bit of lace to the
background and then layered a few torn pieces of an old newspaper that we found
stuffed in our walls during our kitchen remodel. A piece of ephemera and my
photograph were layered on top of the newspaper.
Lastly, I stamped a few flowers
and the birdcage from EDY07. I colored the images using Distress Markers and
cut them out. They were layered on the page becoming the main embellishments.
Well that's all from me. I would like to thank Leandra and co for the opportunity to share my art work with you all using the fabulous goodies from PaperArtsy. Also a huge thanks to you all for your support and kind comments. I've had a blast.
~ Kate ~
Leandra Says:Ohh I love the layers Kate, its seems really European-rustic-patina styley! Thankyou so much for your blog contributions this semester, it's been great to have you on board!!
Gillian says: Wonderful layering effect with the paper/paints. I adore the pretty little ornate bird cage which works so well with the little girls headbands. Thank you for sharing your inspiration/creativity throughout the semester Kate. x
If you would like to join in
this week's challenge and play along with Kate's techniques, then do link
up your creativity here, and go in the draw to win some PA stamps of your
choice! You need to link your entry by 17:00, Sunday August 24th 2014.
5 comments:
Another great project to round of your "stint" Love the journal page.
Great page Kate, fab layers!
EEKKSS how EXCITING Miss Kate to be able to see how you create your magic,you know I've been a huge fan of your unique style forever, it's a joy to see how it all comes together outstanding work as the guest designer, thanks for sharing the magic, hope you have a lovely day...
Beautiful page. Love the contrast between the random daubs of gesso and paint and the sweet innocent faces. Layout is gorgeous. X
This is really fascinating page!! I love the many layers and gesso work xx
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