Grungy Monday #2 challenge was to watch t!ms video clip and use the same technique. I digressed again, as he used distress inks and I used the stains. I decided to use a different colour wave this time, peeled paint, faded jeans and dusty concord. The resist stamped images are from the tattered florals and flourishes alteration range. I stamped the main stampers anonymous image in walnut stain stain and the word giggle in dusty concord stain. The lines were stamped with the scratches stamp in forest moss stain. I ripped the piece out and walnut stained the edges with the stain.
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
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29 comments:
The Stains look good Sam and the flowers pop :)
Von x
The background colours look great and the stamping really works on this piece.
Very pretty background colors. Love the flowers!
Absolutely you all the details with giggle and that adorable little girl image all on top of a yummy messy inky fingered colour pallet. XOXO Zoe
another great piece and just wanted to say thank you for the tag, I just love receiving post especially ones with such kindness thank you
Hugs Kate xx
great piece Sam!!!
I was away for a short vacation, just came back this weekend. Al is well here.
hugs femmy
lovely colours and beautiful use of the technique
Great piece, Sam. Love the resist technique.
Do you have any of the stains left? LOL
A digression or not it's still beautiful!
Wonderful background, love the colors.
Fab piece !!
Lovely Sam... love the stains and inks you have used...
Hugs
Jenny x
The stains work well for this piece. Great choice of colours.
great piece of artwork :)
Love this piece. Love all the work on your blog. And your little doggie looks cute, too!
That's stunning, love the whole effect.
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Gorgeous piece of art Sam xxx
This is beautiful and I now off to watch the clip - thanks for the inspiration
I just noticed you are going to be 40 in October. I am going to be 61. Trade you places (lol)
I do love your art work and love your colors. The walnut stain created a lovely finish. I haven't any stains ...yet.
Love the colors you have used. Great piece...Donna
Gorgeous colour combo.
Marilyn
This is lovely Sam, the colours are really pretty x
Oh WOW! You've really mastered this technique with just stamping and no embellishments, however this is simply gorgeous!!!!! This is brilliant work! Love it!
The resist flowers look great Sam! xxx
From one Sam to another well done. Love the colour choice. Your pupster is gorgeous too!
I absolutely love this color combo!! Great work.
Love the colours and the composition Sam! xx
What a sweet and lovely card, Sam! The mix of colors you used is just gorgeous, and the Multi Medium resist looks wonderful! I love that it looks like a worn, weathered work of art, and the subtle stamping is perfect. Thanks so much for sharing it at Grungy Monday!
P.S. Give your sweet pup a smooch for me!
Beautiful inking! Love the colors!
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