Life begins ...

at the end of your comfort zone. A digital collage.

Credits: the elements are from various kits by Tangie Baxter @ SBG

Stop worrying!

Easier said than done, I know, but we all need a reminder.
This journal page was created using acrylic paint and pens, with some decorated tape thrown in. There are also some scraps from paper printed on my Gelli Plate.

A couple of tags

Since taking Creative Chemistry 102, I have been playing with making backgrounds for tags. Here are two (very different) ones.
The first was created with paints and stencils.

The second with metal and a stencil.

That isn't blue paint at the bottom. It's a reflection of my jumper!

Enjoy the little things in life ...

... for one day you'll look back and realise they were the big things.

A journal page created with some collage, spray inks and pastels.

A digital collage

I have to say, I rather like this one!

Credits: all elements from 'It's my Journey' by Captivated Visions @ SBG

It takes courage ...

... to show the world who you really are. A digital piece.

Credits: background amalgamated from various kits, all elements from 'It Takes Courage', all by Captivated Visions @ SBG

Let go of stress

Similar to yesterday, but I used acrylic paints instead of spray inks.

More faces!

I used a mixture of spray inks, pens and water-soluble oil pastels to create this page. The words say "Silence speaks when words cannot."

Searching

A digital piece today.

Credits: 'searching' word art from 'Whale Whispers by Sissy Sparrows; all other elements from 'Dreamer' by Captivated Visions, both @ SBG

To everything thing there is a season ...

A more wintry journal page today.

Colour

This art journal page was created using collage, spray paints, water-soluble oil pastels and acrylic pens.

Change

We may not like change but it is necessary. A digital piece.

Credits: all elements from 'Not How the Story Ends' by Captivated Visions @ SBG

Alcohol inks and stamping

I made these two pieces by covering the white glossy card with various alcohol inks and then stamping over them. They are quite different from each other, but both are very effective. I shall probably turn them into cards.

Believe

A digital collage.

Credits: all elements by Tangie Baxter, from various kits all to be found @ SBG

Nature - a journal page