As usual I used a lot of different products to create this layered, distressed piece. (You can see a complete list of supplies below.) The skull is a rubber stamp by Inkadinkado. It's wearing a Grungeboard crown that I colored with distress ink and painted with crackle paint. I also used crackle paint on the background to help age it and give it some texture. And here's something fun that I discovered: the moon glows in the dark!! It's a Martha Stewart sticker that I've had for a couple of years, and I never knew that. It's pretty cool.
Thanks for stopping by! Have a fabulous day.
Supplies:
Medium weight 4x4 chipboard coaster; patterned papers by Authentique; vintage Czech book text; titanium white acrylic paint; Heidi Swapp stencil; rusty hinge, vintage photo and antique linen distress ink; Ranger white distress crackle paint; skull stamp by Inkadinkado; Crackle Accents; Ranger archival black ink; Stampin' Up whisper white cardstock; Prismacolor Premier pencils; odorless mineral spirits; Martha Stewart stickers (moon and bat); old playing card; Tim Holtz Grungeboard crown; self-adhesive numbers (unknown); black Dresden trim; medium charcoal pencil; Pitt black artist pen; Adirondack black and copper acrylic paint dabber; Golden gel medium.
1 comment:
That is just too cool pretty lady. I love your methods/techniques, you definitely have a knack for distressed loveliness.
Hugs,
Meri
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