Balancing Bones.... by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello Everyone!! Happy Fall!

I made a card for my project today~Enjoy!

For the background I used Three mica stain sprays. I started with the yellow, Then covered it while I sprayed the Orange one  And then sprayed the iron one. I used a paint brush to move them around the card to get the coverage I wanted.

I dried it with the heat tool and then I sprayed some water drops all around the card. to get the mottled look.

While I waited for that to do its thing, I fussy cut all the skulls and bones. Good thing I have many years of practice with that because that little skeleton was a challenge.

I used three colors of distress spray stain as watercolor paints for all of the bones.

The bottom skull is taped flat, then all others have foam tape with the skeleton have two layers. I wish the dimension showed better in photos.

I debated having a spider hanging from his hand, would be cute yet I like the simplicity of it as is.

I hope you enjoyed!

Stamps used:

Skull   2403

Realistic skull    19724

Creepy skeleton specimen     20684

Humerus bone   19728

Other supplies:

Distress mica stain: Harvest moon, iron gate, burning ember

Distress spray stains: Scorched timber, vintage photo, antique linen

VooDoo by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello all! Here is my project for this weeks blog. Hope you enjoy.

So for this project, my main base is a resin frame I made. 

I painted it with white gesso and then used spray stains to add color.

I dried it with my heat tool and then glued on the resin skulls and also painted them.

I painted the voodoo man with twinkling H2os  and fussy cut him out. for his skull face Used pearl x watercolors as the white is very white. The brown inks I used for the part of his face that is not skull like.

Its hard to see on the photos but hopefully you can see well enough. After his paint job, I stamped and fussy cut and painted the skull and bones. I found a plastic snake in my stash and ended having to cut him in half to get him to lay the right way. love that hot glue gun! You can see the bottom half of the snake glued on the back of the frame. 

 

Once I got my parts done and voodoo man put on the frame I finished putting the rest of the embellishments on. some creepy candles, some moss, a resin bone, a resin crow for his hat. The realistic skull peeking from behind the frame....

And that is it! Done!

I hope you enjoyed my New Orleans inspired project~ until next time, Keep arting!

Stamps used:

Humerus bone     19728

Realistic skull       19724

African American gentleman      20419

Other supplies:

Disstress ink: Walnut stain, Vintage photo

Pearl x watercolors:white

Disstress spray stain: Speckled egg, Forest Moss

Twinkling H2O's : Black, red

Zuri mould : lover of darkness

Finnabair mould: frames

Candles: TH