Showing posts with label ethos shape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ethos shape. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 29, 2020

Art journal spread with Josefine Fouarge

Hello everyone, I'm excited to share this fun art journal spread with you. I started out by using a "clean up" page in my art journal - meaning, I cleaned up my stamps used in other projects here.


A couple of scraps and stamped images later and this fun, colorful page came together. It was the first time that I used a couple of Tina Walker's series. And I have to say that I love her images! So different and quirky.

Check out my video of how I put this art journal page together here:


Check out the close ups of the page:


I hope you enjoyed it. I know I did when putting it together ;)

Here are the stamps I used:

Thanks so much for stopping by. I see you next time!








Monday, January 28, 2019

Art Journal Page by Jenn Engle "Love.Repeat."

Hey everyone! I have an art journal page to share with you today. I just love the hand carved look of the Ethos Woman by Tina Walker stamp, so I had to give her a page of her own. To see exactly how I made this page, you can watch the process video at the bottom of this post.



STAMPS USED:










STAMPS USED:




Other Supplies Used:
Dina Wakley Media Scribble Sticks
Archival Ink
Tim Holtz Grid Stencil
Stabilo Marks-All
Dina Wakley Media Washi Tape
Liquitex Acrylic Ink

Thanks for looking!
~Jenn


Thursday, August 23, 2018

Dragon Dreamer | Sue Plumb


Hi everyone!
Sue Plumb here today with my latest design team project for you. Today I am sharing a page I created my altered book art journal using the Aagar the Emotional (dragon) stamp as a focal point. I have been dying to use this stamp and I figured what better way than to give it an entire page in my journal.


I started my page by giving it a coat of gesso to prime the paper before using some Faber-Castell Gelatos to add colour. I simply scribbled randomly around the page before using a baby wipe to blend the lines out.


Next, I turned my attention to my Aagar the Emotional focal image, which I stamped onto smooth white cardstock before colouring with Faber-Castell watercolour pencils. I then used a water brush to blend the pencil lines out before cutting the image out. Once I had cut around the image, I used the same Gelatos as I had used for the background to colour the small amount of white space around the edges.


Once I had my dragon complete, I followed the same process with the Doodle Frame stamp, and set the pieces aside so I could add them to my page. I also stamped out some hearts with the Scribble Heart stamp, which I also coloured and cut out. 


Next, I turned my attention back to my page. I used the Ethos Shape stamp repeatedly around the page with black ink to add interest to the background before sticking down all the pieces I had prepared.
I used the She Was a Dreamer stamp to add the quote to my page; then Doodle Dots stamp with green ink to add some subtle detail and a Stabilo All pencil to finish off with a bit of shadowing and scribble.


Here's a closer look at the finished page...



Thanks for stopping by so I could share this with you. I hope I have inspired you to get inky too!


Stamps used:

Other materials:
- Colour Blast white heavy gesso
- Faber-Castell Gelatos
- Tsukineko StazOn ink
- Ranger Archival ink
- Faber-Castell watercolour pencils
- smooth white cardstock
- Stabilo All pencil