Showing posts with label Rosalie chipboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosalie chipboard. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 May 2020

Retrospection

Cześć,

na instagramie wciąż trwa nasz Instahop w klimatach vintage i pewnie dlatego klimat ten mnie nie opuszcza. W tym stylu stworzyłem dzisiejszy projekt - mały panel z dodatkiem rdzy i paru innych elementów.

Hello,

on Instagram our Instahop still lasts in vintage theme and that's probably why this climate doesn't leave me. In this style, I created today's project - a small panel with the addition of rust and a few other elements.





Bazę okleiłem papierem z kolekcji "Rosalie" z dodatkami z papierów "Conversations on trains" oraz kawałkami taśmy washi. Całość zagruntowałem bezbarwnym gesso i leciutko rozjaśniłem białym.  
Na tak przygotowaną bazę dodałem wzory z dwóch masek. Zamiast pasty strukturalnej dodałem multipurpose medium wymieszane proszkiem do rdzewień. Tak przygotowana baza polana aktywatorem do rdzy wysychała całą noc.

The base was covered with paper from the "Rosalie" collection with additions from the "Conversations on trains" papers and pieces of washi tape. I primed the whole thing with a clear gesso and lightly lit it with white gesso. I added patterns from two stencils to the base prepared in this way. Instead of a structural paste, I added mixed multipurpose medium with rusty bronze powder. The prepared base poured with a rust activator dried up all night.




Następnego dnia tło wzbogaciłem o kilka plam barwnych. W tym celu użyłem akwareli w kolorze bursztynowej żółci i dwóch odcieni brązu. Dodałem też kilka odbitek ze stempla.

Na tym stworzyłem kompozycję z pomocą tekturki, kilku elementów z zestawu "Ephemera pack" oraz elementów wyciętych z papierów. Na koniec dodałem napis oraz kilka chlapnięć czarnym tuszem akrylowym.


The next day I enriched the background with a few color spots. For this purpose, I used watercolor in amber yellow and two shades of brown. I also added some prints from the stamp. 

On this I created a composition with the help of chipboards, several elements from the "Ephemera pack" set and elements cut out of paper. At the end I added an inscription and a few splashes with black acrylic ink.





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I pamiętajcie, że wciąż macie czas by wziąć udział w naszym Instahopie. Zaczynacie na profilu 13 Arts i podążacie za wskazówkami. 

Powodzenia.

And remember that you still have time to participate in our Instahop. You start at 13 Arts and follow the directions.

Good luck.



Pozdrawiam,

Regards,

Dawid




Monday, 27 April 2020

"Dream" Layout with Sandi Clarkson featuring Down Under

Hello, 13 Arts friends! 
Sandi Clarkson here with you today sharing my newest layout created with a mix of new products along with some older. 
I was originally going to scrap a photo of a sweet "Joey," so I reached for some of the new Down Under collection. But as I got to work, I decided to scrap a sweet photo of a couple of the granddaughters. 


My base paper is the Ayer Rock paper, Down Under and was prepped with clear gesso. Before moving on, I added some depth by using the Circle of Life Stencil with some black StazOn ink and added the circular dots randomly around the page. 



Next I added some texture in line with my planned focal area using the Wallpaper Stencil and Modeling Paste. When that was dry, I added some preliminary color with a wet towel and some  Light Turquoise Chalk Mist. My photo was mounted on a paper from the Down Under Paper Pad A6 and corrugated cardboard.


Then I moved on to some chipboard elements, most notably the birdcages from the Rosalie chipboard 12x12 which I painted with the gray color from the Down Under mini-watercolor set, gray. I really love the way they turned out! Additionally, I used a Creative Embellishments border chipboard, painted it brown with the Dark Brown Chalk Mist and placed that vertically under my focal area. 



Beneath my photo, I've also used some mesh ribbon from my Christmas supplies. The florals were also from my own stash but they worked great because they are tan and turquoise! If you have some ecru or tan flowers just add some turquoise and yours will be similar. 



I cut out the sheep from the Outback paper, Down Under and added them under the title which is from the Speaking of Which eco cardstock



A couple of finishing touches were to use my water brush and add more Light Turquoise Chalk Mist around the focal area. To complete my work, I splashed some Turquoise Splash!.


Products used: 
Florals, CE chipboard & ribbon, stash

That's it from me today. 
Thanks so much for stopping by! 
Sandi