Showing posts with label brayer background. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brayer background. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 03, 2018

Believe in magic

Hello everyone,

and welcome to my blogpost! I have an art journal to share today.


This AJ page started off with brayering yellow and orange paint in my journal. I then added some stamping in the background. Next I stamped the stars on the page; I wanted to have the writing around them too and this is impossible to cut out. 
Next I painted a piece of card stock with turquoise paint, stamped the stars on it again, added some white pen details and splatters and cut them out. 
I then adhered them to the ones on the page. 



The girl with wings was stamped separately on white card stock, coloured with Coopic Markers and cut out. I placed her on one of the stars. 


The sentiment is a Small Talk Sticker by Tim Holtz.





I have used the following stamps for this page :




Friday, December 16, 2016

ATC Trio and a NEW VIDEO !!!

Hello everyone,

I have a project for you today and I have made a trio of ATC's. I filmed the process too so hop over if you are interested; there's a link at the bottom of this post.




Here they are together.... 


No 1.


No. 2 



 No. 3 

Here is the link to YouTube : 




I have used the following stamps: 



Thank you so much for stopping by today !








Monday, May 09, 2016

Mail art Monday ! Yay !

Hello everyone,

It's my turn to show you some mailart. I have altered a boring white envelope today. I hope you like it and maybe do some yourself to brighten up the mail !

Here is the front...



And this is the back ...




This envelope was quite easy to make. I started with the front. First I masked off the address part.  I then used a mini gelli plate, acrylic paint by PaperArtsy and a stencil. Unfortunately I put so much over the top that you can't really see the pattern anymore.... 
I then used a load of different stamps to add more interest. I used the same paints and also some archival inks in similar colours and Jet Black. 
When I was happy with how it looked, I drew a black line around the address area and stamped the Queen of Hearts on separate card stock and coloured her with Copic Markers. I cut her out and adhered her to the front of the envelope. 
The back was even easier; I just brayered the paint on, did the stamping in the same way as on the front and that was that ! 

I used a whole bunch of stamps :


Thanks so much for stopping by today ! 




Friday, May 22, 2015

It's Time to Cut the CAKE and your Stamps!!!



Hello everyone! Susan here with a tutorial using Viva Las VegaStamps! and some birthday cardmaking fun! There is a great challenge over at the Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers "C is for Cake" and I just couldn't "resist" playing along - LOL!



I've had this "Chicken Crying" stamp for a while now and I've been dying to use him. Today is the day!!! I inked him up with some Versafine black in and embossed him with VLVS! Ultra High Gloss Embossing Powder. Then while the stamp was still wet, I stamped and cut a quick post-it note mask.


With my quickie mask in place, I repeat the process with the "Cake with Candle" stamp. I also make a quick mask of the cake so I can do something with this plain white background. I don't want to cut out and paste these onto something else... I'm going to work around my grouping and it's pretty easy.


On my craft sheet I smooshed out a few colors of Distress Paint spritzed with a bit of water, then blended with my brayer. With my post-it masks in place, I rolled the color over my images. I picked up more color and reapplied until it was to my liking.


Now to add some music to my background! Using some blue dye ink I stamp the "Sheet Music Background" #19557 over my layers.


Before removing masks, I added one more stamp to ground my scene - the "Smear/Smudge" #19573. Now it's Reveal time!! A little paint got under my mask and I'm perfectly fine with that.


Now it's time for some color with Ranger Distress Markers and a little glittery shimmer!

  

I need to make a quick sentiment and I don't want to cut and paste words together in this case... so I give you a TIP – I'm cutting my stamp, "Happy Birthday from One Old Buzzard to Another!". I gently cut "birthday" and "another" apart from the phrase and lined them up on my block. Don't be afraid this is very liberating!!


I stamped onto the edge of my creation so it matches and give it a kiss of embossing powder for some POP! I made the ... by tapping the back end of a paintbrush into the ink using as a stamp.


I trimmed everything, layered with mats and Miracle Tape and I have a fun birthday card ready to go! This is so going to my sister who's birthday is next week... she's cracking the big 4-0.

"It's My Party and I wanna Cry"


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Other Supplies: white, teal and blue cardstocks; Ranger Distress Paint, Ranger Distress Markers; Sakura of America Gelly Roll® Stardust® Pen, paper trimmer; sticky back gems; and May Arts trim.

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Thanks so much for dropping by! It's a holiday weekend and that brings a SALE at the VLVS! store... CLICK HERE for details. Also are you a fellow rubber addict?  Here's your chance to join the design team {CLICK HERE for details} and stamp til your hearts content!

If you would like to see more of my creations please visit my blog, sbartist : painting in the dark HERE. Hope you have a fabulous day!!  Sb