Be wise - a digital piece

Credits: all elements from 'You are Wise' by T Baxter @ SBG

Reflect on your blessings

This journal page was created from a mixture of collage, spray paints, pastels and pens.

Make today amazing!

A digital collage.

Credits: stitches by T Baxter; all other elements from 'Make the Days Count' by Captivated Visions, both @ SBG

Every cloud ...

I created this piece by laying down the background colours in acrylic paint on top of some pieces of old dictionary paper. I then sprayed around the silhouette masks with silver Glimmer Mist. Hopefully, you will be able to see a little of the sparkle. Lastly I added the script and pen marks.

A digital piece

Seeing the opportunity in every difficulty - not always easy!

Elements from 'Optimistic' by Rosey Posey and 'You are Wise' by Tangie Baxter, both @ Scrapbook Graphics (SBG)

Evolution

Another painty journal page

Different approaches

In case you can't read it, the script says:
Alpha - all life's problems have answers
Omega - open minded exploration generates amazement.

The Wealth of Nature

This moment

In case you can't tell, this is a digital piece.

Credits: elements from 'Celeste' by Captivated Visions @ SBG

Here's a journal page I created a couple of weeks ago and forgot to post!

Melting into Autumn

Another page from my art journal.Again, it is a mixture of acrylic and spray paints with some collage and tape. I have to admit, these are not normally 'my colours', but I do like this page!

Remembering

Here is a page from my art journal, wishing my memory was better than it is!

Pieces of my Life

A digital collage.

Credits: all elements from 'Another Man's Treasure' by Captivated Visions @ SBG

Stepping forward

Another mishmash journal page.

Sleep

Oh to get a good 8 hours sleep!

This page is a mixture of collage, spray inks, acrylic inks, stamping and tape.

Don't count the days

A digital collage.

 

Credits: elements from 'Another Man's Treasure' & 'Make the Days Count' by Captivated Visions @ SBG

Windows

A painty journal page, with some oil pastels added for good measure!.

Ready for anything

These faces just keep creeping in!

This page has an acrylic paint background with some gesso. I drew the faces with a Stabilo All pencil and then went over it with water and some oil pastels.

Whispers

A digital piece.

Credits: all elements from 'You Are Divine' by T Baxter @ SBG

Canvas

This first layer of this 16 x 20 inch canvas was collage, followed by lots of layers of soluble pencil, acrylic paints, pastels and clear gesso. Ii may become a journal cover, I'm not sure yet.

Life's circles

Do you ever feel like you have been here before?

A simple page using Dylusions Inks and bits of scrap from my stash. The circle with the face is actually a copy of a masterboard I made and printed onto stickers.

Hope

A grungy journal page created from collage, acrylic paints and bits of ephemera.

New Beginnings

Here is another Finnabair style piece. I made it in the same way as the one I posted on 26th September, but this time I made my own centre-piece.

Optimism

A digital piece.

Credits: eye overlay from 'Worth' by Jen Maddocks; the word 'optimistic' from 'Optimistic' by Rosey Posey; all other elements from 'You Are Unstoppable' by Captivated Visions, all at SBG

Embrace life

I made this tag using Acrylic paint as a background with Distress Stain splatters on top. I then stamped on the black circles, dabbed the white acrylic paint through a stencil, added the doodles and stuck on the words. Finished!

Another face!

A green one this time!

Feeling blue?

Another face journal page. Hope you like her!

Autumn and Spring

I made these two cardboard plaques using Paper Artsy Fresco Paints and JoFY stamps.

Autumn

Spring

Life's an adventure

A digital piece.

Credits: all elements from 'Celeste' by Captivated visions @ SBG

Shine

A very different journal page to the one yesterday. The background was made with various colours of acrylic paint. The printed bits are from Crowabout Studios (at Deviant Scrap), which  I edged with pen and then I added some journalling.

Who is the real me?

A journal page mostly created with spray inks and stencils. The faces were stamped onto tissue paper and then glued down with matte medium.