Thursday, 5 February 2015
Chopping up a Masterboard
... the mini masterboard I made the other day when I was playing with Lin Brown's new paints... went back to an old favourite technique in a journal page.
this was the mini masterboard (with "old" JoFY stamps)
I painted the journal page with the fabulous new Glass Blue Fresco - a stunning blue! Stamped a couple of the stamps from Sara Naumann's ESN13 using black archival, overlapping randomly.
I had chopped up the masterboard, in varying widths and lengths, and spent AGES arranging them on the pages, before sticking them down
and finally stamped three of the flowers from ELB16 on white smoothy paper and painting them with Banana Fresco, and adding shading with Tangerine Twist and a very light touch of watered down Bougainvillea, before cutting them out and sticking them to the page with matte medium, sealing on top as well to ensure they stuck fast! Hope to get on to the "skinny houses" from Lin's set soon too!!
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10 comments:
This looks so good Helen! Those paints really do look vibrant and I love this technique. xx
Ooooh very bright indeed, very cheery xxx
Ooh you've made me want the stamps even more now!
Lucy x
Oooh those paints are really calling to me and so are those flower stamps. Roll on Stevenage! Lovely pages Helen with such gorgeous colours.
Hugs
Lesley Xx
That IS a lovely blue and this is, again, another summery post. Are you channelling the sun? We could do with some warmth down here! ;-)
Looking marvellous!!! Great layers. I can see time spent arranging could go on. And on! Looks brill.
Liking the H shape on the right hand page, looks brilliant. A VERY bright and cheery page:-)
Just the thing to warm and cheer on a freezing winter's day. Love it!
Totally gorgeous!!! xx
Glorious Glass Blue background, and I love how you've used the masterboard to create the paths around the page. Fabulous brights on the flowers - glad to see you're enjoying the new colours - what a great spread.
Alison xx
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