Life's an Adventure

A digital piece.

Credits: frame by Nancie Rowe Janitz; all other elements from 'Celeste' by Captivated Visions

Don't Quit!

A journal page created with acrylic paints, stamps and Dina Wakley printed tissue paper.

Leap of Faith

Here is a grungy digital piece that I created.

Credits: elements from 'Bubblegum Pop' and 'Believe in Beautiful' by Captivated Visions.

Pentecost

I know Pentecost is usually in May, but I realised that I hadn't posted a picture of this canvas and it's been on a wall for a while now. So here it is!

Paint Pouring

I forgot to post this before. I created this piece using the remnants of paint left in my pots after I created the little canvases.

Life

A digital collage.

Credits: all elements from 'Glorious Vision' by T Baxter, Sherrie Drummond, Rosey Posey & R McMeen

Be Bold!

Some more pieces similar to those on my post on 18th October.

Beauty

And here is the second half of the face that I used in the previous post.

Stars

I recently acquired some of Dina Wakley's collage papers. Here is a journal page using stars and one of the faces, or to be precise half of one of the faces!

It will be OK

I created this digital piece using an Artified Template by Captivated Visions.

Layers

I shall probably use these pieces as card toppers. The backgrounds were created by brayering on layers of paint and then using stamps and stencils. The focal pictures and sentiments were created in a similar way in contrasting colours.

Paint Pouring

Paint pouring seems to be in fashion at the moment. I've poured Pebeo paints before but I've never tried it with using acrylic paints and pouring medium. So a friend and I decided to have a go. Here are my small canvases. I used three parts medium to one part paint (approximately).

Here I just poured the paint and just kept tilting the canvas until I was happy.

 For the second canvas I added more paint, so it was thicker, and played with the paint using a stick.

For the third canvas I used an old fork to create the edges and a little marbling.

Wheat Field

This page started out as just experimenting with Distress Oxide inks stamped onto an acrylic background, but I love how it turned out.

Thankful!

Well I guess Autumn is definitely here, now. So I created an autumnal this digi piece.

Credits: fame by N Rowe Janitz; all other elements from 'Thankful Heart' by T Baxter & S J Drummond

August

August seems a long time ago now, but at least I've had a chance to dabble in my art journal. I actually retired at the beginning of August, hence the 'home together' tabs, but somehow I find that I'm still working, so I'm not sure how that works!!