Just playing

Inkjet transfers and rubberstamping. I used fluid chalks and acrylic colors. Surface ist canvas board.

This digital tile was the result of doing a bit of photoshop playing with filters and such. I ransferred it to canvas board. I liked the colors so much that I decided to imitate the look of the tile for a paperquilt swap I´m in. I finished the digital quilt with some rubberstamp images. Colors are fluid chalks.

To substitute the wheel in the centre which was the result of a caleidoscope filter I chose the negative image of a dried orange slice I had pressed into penscore. The tiles turned out quite different because I inked the penscore differently so the edge of the slice printed darker or not at all. Since the grunge style turns up in a lot of works I tried some circles with the edges of a glass. Ink is again fluid chalks.
This was a fun and quick project.

Rubberstamps by MaVinci, Stampington, Redcastle

My contribution for this weeks´ theme of the Wednesdaystampers.




The background is oilpastels, I stamped with fluid chalks and a bit of brilliance white. The vertical text reads "Listen to the flowers´ tunes, the whispering of the leaves, the fresh life of a new day. "
This is inkjet transfer with soft matte medium.




Stamps are from Time-to-stamp, Stampington, MaVinci, Lost Coast Designs, Weichsel

This one took me a while...mainly because I´m in the midst of reorganizing my art-room.
It´s canvas-board covered with some fancy papers. The rest developped over the last two weeks.



Stamps by MaVinci, Stampington, Sunday International and Unicorn

Once in a while I like to come back to this fun technique. Whenever you feel blocked.... just glue down what you like and cut it into pieces afterwards.... card I made for a swap. The bottle caps filled with embossing powder and covered with with Fantasy Film. Stamped ornament was added on top. The edge is wiped with some translucent gold acrylics.