Last week was a busy one, leaving me little free time to work on any art projects. And I swear I suffered withdrawal because of it! So yesterday I skipped doing laundry and started to play around with some ideas I have for a Halloween-themed chunky swap. After a while I decided that the images just weren't working for me, so I switched gears and this is what I ended up with. It's not particularly "Halloween-y," but it is kinda spooky!
I started by covering a 4x4 inch chipboard coaster with some Halloween-themed patterned paper. I toned it down with white gesso and added some stamping, stenciling, and book text. The main images are stamps by Oxford Impressions. A lot of distress inks, acrylic paint, and charcoal pencil went into giving this piece a dark and mysterious feel.
Have a great Monday! Thanks for popping in.
Supplies:
Medium weight chipboard coaster (4x4 inches); patterned paper by Authentique; vintage book text; rubber stamps by Oxford Impressions; very vanilla cardstock from Stampin' Up; Ranger archival black ink; distress inks: dusty concord, antique linen, vintage photo, black soot, frayed burlap, rusty hinge; Adirondack acrylic paint dabbers or distress paint: espresso, frayed burlap, snow cap; white gesso; charcoal pencil; Dresden trim; white gesso; punchinella; gel medium.
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2 comments:
It is mysterious and lovely at the same time. Awesome!
Love it.TFS.
Hugs,
Marie
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