Next, of course, came the fun part of watching the colors show their vibrant side as water was added with a paint brush.
Once the background was dry, I chose one of my favorite large stamps--Letter Writing by Hero Arts--to add texture and interest. Once dry (I can never wait so I always have my heat gun "at the ready"), I adhered my mannequins with a bit of ModPodge. I knew that I wanted to add a bit of white to my page, so grabbed some white acrylic paint and my bubble wrap! I also had a white rub-on image which I added to the center right, but since you could barely see it, I didn't follow the "rule of three" and stopped at one!
I am glad that I took a break from scrapbooking this afternoon to make this journal page. I always find working in my art journal both relaxing and renewing. I am glad, too, that you took a break and visited my art journaling blog. Please take a moment to JOIN if you have not already done so, and leave a message to let me know you were here!
Cheers!
I've been working on getting ready forms class starting tomorrow! And I have not been checking any blogs! But this caught my eye immediately and I had to see it! Beautiful, Kay! The vibrant colours and te crazy images are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAnd the iPad made my spelling awful. Hate it when it behaves like that! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this page! The colors you chose are perfect with those images! I'm loving that stamp too!
ReplyDeleteLovely blue! Anything with script to me is absolutely gorgeous. You did a fantastic piece of work Kay!
ReplyDeleteLove that you are having so much fun with your art journal, Kay! sadly, mine has been a tad neglected this summer... XOXO
ReplyDeleteLove the colors you used on this page. I find art journaling to be freeing as well. I try to do it at least once a week.
ReplyDeleteLovely blue and accented beautifully with script and while detail
ReplyDeleteI am struggling, too, Sue, and still making a lot of mistakes, but, hey, that is learning, too! Thanks for joining my art journaling blog! Let me know if you have one, and I will return the favor!
ReplyDeleteThis may be my favorite so far... I'm still catching up! :)
ReplyDeleteThe textures and colors are so wonderful. I wish I could see it in real life! Thanks again for sharing!