Remember the important things...

Remember the Important things journal page.

Playing with some textures and layers.

Materials:

Molding paste, paint, acrylic ink, color wash sprays, stamps, paper, clipart, stencils, inka gold, oil pastels.

Somewhere between...

Realistic and Cartoon...that's what I'm working on.  Trying to get my girls to look this way. Not too life like, just enough emphasis on those eyes to make them stand out more than anything.  So far, she's my favorite, I'll call her Angel.  

Supplies used: watercolor paper, fluid acrylics, papers, stamps, doily, stazon ink

Thanks for stopping in today :)

It's a doodle day!

Just relaxing....

LIFE

In Layers....

Active Participation

Gelli Arts Playing

I want to share with you a new purchase I made recently. 

 I purchased a Gel Printing plate from

Gelli Arts

I've been having so much fun playing with it. I wanted to share it with you....

maybe you would like one too?

Here's really quick video I made using the plate.

   

Here are the prints I made during the video:  My favorites so far:

Here is one I did previously....

This one I did I used a soft clay tool to do some scribbling on it.  Remember that if you try to write something it will be in reverse :)

This print was an experiment, after I printed I then went back with some green color Glimmer Mist and it filled in the white areas.

This print below I used a light blue Pan Pastel to fill in the white.

Another cool one.....

This is one where I use lots of paint, the printing is not as clear.

This one was done after another one and picked up the leftover colors.

I hope I introduced you to something new today!  Have a great one!

When it's darkest...men see stars

Ok, I have to say it, I just LOVE this photo above, it makes me happy. :)  I love how this whole journal page came out but there's something about the close up of the page.  Look at all the layers!

The only things I used on this page were acrylic paints, oil pastels and a little black pen along with some stencils and stamps and a bit of texture.