2019 Topic 15: Coral
I
was really interested to see how Autumn managed this cool ombre effect
with her gel plate and 2 contrasting colours such as soft blue and
coral. It's such a pretty effect and super-striking! Sara's bold stamps
sit perfectly on top of the gorgeously arranged layers! ~Leandra
Hi everyone, it's Autumn Clark from SewPaperPaint with
you, and I am thrilled to be sharing here on the PaperArtsy blog again
today. I was so excited to get a chance to play along with the Coral
topic and two of the yummy new Fresco Chalk Acrylic Paints (Coral) and (Peach Nectar), which I mixed with a little (Blue Oyster)
and (Aquamarine). To me this palette is very bright and cheery and
sets the perfect stage for our beautiful PaperArtsy Eclectica {Sara
Naumann} Collection (ESN33) and (ESN34).
I
chose a simple ombre effect with my gel plate, achieved by brayering
each color towards the middle of the plate. My substrate was a variety
of old book pages and scrapbook paper. I was interested to see how I
could create a large variety of stamping surfaces with very little
supplies.
I
have always been drawn to bold imagery for stamp art and Sara's designs
are just that! I picked out the best portions of my gelli printed
papers for my stamping, then tore each and every leftover scrap into
just the right sized bits to add contrast and layers where needed in my
four card designs.
I
used a ColorBox Chalkz ink pad in Charcoal for my stamping. I love how
this ink works with Fresco Chalk Acrylics. Splashes of Nougat bring in more contrast.
I used upcycled packaging to build height with my layers, tucking in bits of doilies and scraps of lace along the way. The cardboard is easily stapled and I made marks with the staples here and there for interest.
When
working on collage style cards like this, I often make the entire set
simultaneously. This helps me spread out my elements evenly and make
the most of my creative time, which we all know is more and more
precious...
I used upcycled packaging to build height with my layers, tucking in bits of doilies and scraps of lace along the way. The cardboard is easily stapled and I made marks with the staples here and there for interest.
I
hope these cards have encouraged you to have a little printing party
with two or three of your favorite paints. It has been such fun to see
what colors each contributing artist has paired with Coral these two
weeks. We hope it helps you see the color in a whole new light.
Until next time my friends, Autumn
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13 comments:
Wow! These are SO beautiful Autumn! Lx
These are gorgeous Autumn
Beautiful cards, Autumn - the collaged layers are perfect and I love the sharp contrast of the fresh blues.
Alison x
Fabulous set of cards!!
Absolutely fabulous !
Stunning cards Autumn! xx
Wow! Stunning cards Autumn! I would never have thought of using this colour combo but it is so gorgeous!! Love the stamps and love how you layered all the elements! Fabulous creations!! hugs xx
Fabulous Creativity, Autumn . Love the colour palette and all those wonderful layers .
Tfs x
Beautiful project AutumnII They are lovely cards with coral and light blue colours combo. xx
These are gorgeous cards, Autumn! I love all the little details and the blue with the ciral,
Lucy x
These are so beautiful Autumn, I love them! :)
Just lovely colour combination and these stamps are so good on your gelli prints. Looks like it was such a lot of fun. thanks for inspiring us all. xox
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