As you may have seen I started to experiment with a photo collage style canvas...I am just having a play around with some techniques and, although I am so far from mastering this style, I am enjoying playing around with it...
I began with a 1920's style photo that I printed up and after deciding where it would be placed (and drawing a guideline around it, I began to ink and spray, use stencils and paints etc to decorate it..
I did some Distress Stain splats with Peeled Paint and Evergreen Bough...I blotted the ink with tissue afterwards as I wanted the colours for this to be quite muted.
Then I decided to add some spritzing of Dylusion colours using Dirty Martini and Calypso Teal.
Dot fade stencil was used with Picket Fence DP and Black Soot DI
I then began to use some stamping to add some detail and texture...I used a two different stamps - a script and text and using Jet black Archival ink I dabbed the stamps across the canvas.
I then stamped with Picket Fence DP onto the photograph
I added strips of printed tissue and tissue tape alongside where the photo was placed
A chit chat sticker was used edged with Black Soot DI
I added the photo and then decided to add a large metal flower...I brushed the flower with Gesso and when dry I spritzed it with Dylusion inks before gluing an Art Deco style button into the center.
I added two pearl pins to the flower decoration
Hope you like it!
Happy Crafting
Laura xxx
Exquisite photo collage Laura! The colour palette is wonderful and i love how everything looks grungy without you trying when using canvas. Enjoying your experiments, hoping to see more :-) xxx
ReplyDeleteWow this looks fabulous, love it!
ReplyDeleteGroetjes Karin
She is beautiful! Love the subtleness! xo
ReplyDeleteWoW and AAAAAAAAdorable :-))
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
Hugs, Andreja
I don't like it... I love it! Great association of colours and lovely 1920's feel!
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ReplyDeleteSuperbe
Bravo
Absolutely fab, Laura!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours and the compostion! xxx
This is wonderful and so 1920's inspired! I really enjoy the muted color palette and that feature photo is perfect. Awesome make dear Laura! Hugz! ~Niki
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