I have been playing with backgrounds extensively these past couple of days and having a great time! This is just plain ole playing! I have tried scanning some of them, but the gold and glitz just don't scan well, so I ended up scanning just the 'paint scraping' that I did.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
TYVEK AND THREAD CAPTURE
This was prompted after reading and thoroughly enjoying Sherrill Kahn's book Creative Embellishments.
The first piece is painted and heated Tyvek. Iron tyvek between two sheets of Teflon ironing sheets. The other three pieces are fabric and threads ironed between two pieces of sheet protector. Again using the Teflon ironing sheets.
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
TEXTURE PAGE IN AB BOARD BOOK
This is page 4 in my board book titled Creativity, which I am doing with the Yahoo group, AB Canada.
This page is a fun one, lots of texture, tissue and paints.
Left side, I squirted on some threads of dimensional paint, two layers of different sections of the same tissue; gel medium, and finally a coat of liquid laminate. I then brushed on some blue green Pearl X when the laminate was still wet, and Perfect Pearls Kiwi.
Right side, I put molding paste on the page, ran a texture comb through it in a wavy design…let dry. Glued another tissue on top, stamped big fish on tissue and glued down. Stamped little fish with white ink, and lightly painted tops of page ridges with metallic paints. The diving boy is made with air-dry clay and painted with markers and rub-ons.
Taking a risk, isn’t he?!
Left side, I squirted on some threads of dimensional paint, two layers of different sections of the same tissue; gel medium, and finally a coat of liquid laminate. I then brushed on some blue green Pearl X when the laminate was still wet, and Perfect Pearls Kiwi.
Right side, I put molding paste on the page, ran a texture comb through it in a wavy design…let dry. Glued another tissue on top, stamped big fish on tissue and glued down. Stamped little fish with white ink, and lightly painted tops of page ridges with metallic paints. The diving boy is made with air-dry clay and painted with markers and rub-ons.
Taking a risk, isn’t he?!
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Sunday, February 3, 2008
EXPERIMENTING
Saturday, February 2, 2008
Friday, February 1, 2008
FOIL AND CRACKLE PAINT TECHNIQUE
This is a technique I decided to try using aluminum foil and crackle paint. This tech was given to us by Toni Curtis on the Yahoo Altered Books group. This is what I came up with. Now what to do with it? I don't know why foil was used instead of just plain crumpled paper, I don't see a difference. Perhaps when I use it a bright light will shine....
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