Tuesday 25 April 2017

Whimsy

Mndy Lacefield provided the inspiration for week 15 at Wanderlust. Here is my whimsical girl.

Saturday 22 April 2017

Journeys

I am somewhat behind with Wanderlust at the moment!

The guest artist for week 14 was Jessica Sporn whose canvas depicts the terrible journeys many refugees have to make to reach safety. Here is my own version:  the lines of washi tape depicting the borders refugees have to cross; the red stencil patterns highlighting the circuitous routes refugees have to travel; and the crosses recognising that many die along the way before reaching safety. The angel is a prayer that might be protected whilst travelling.

Thursday 20 April 2017

Infusions

Recently, I went to the Crafty at Ally Pally show and did a 'make and take' with PaperArtsy. We stamped all the leaves with infusions, and the words were stamped with Distress Oxide ink (pity I can't stamp straight!).

Tuesday 18 April 2017

Be Creative!

A digital piece.

Credits: elements from You're My Favourite by Bella Gypsy; word art from 'Artful Imagination' by Dawn Inskip; border by N Rowe Janitz

Tuesday 11 April 2017

Just Lately ...

A digital piece.

Credits: all elements from Art District September 14 kit by R McMeen & T Baxter

Friday 7 April 2017

Printing Pictures

I picked a tip up from Jamie, on his class at Wanderlust this week: place a picture underneath your Gelli Plate and then paint onto the Gelli Plate. I painted an abbey. I printed two onto backgrounds I had previously done, and then a ghost print. They are not perfect, but I really like them!



Tuesday 4 April 2017

Nature

This week at Wanderlust, Kasia encouraged us to use things from nature with our Gelli Plates.



I did one print into my art journal. As suggested, I then uses various pens and crayons to finish my page.


Once I had taken my Gelli Plate print, I stamped the leaves onto another page to get their imprints.



A good experiment!

Saturday 1 April 2017

Spring is Here!

A quick doodle in my journal, using my Neocolour II water-soluble crayons.