From my stash of PaperArtsy Lynne Perrella plates I pulled out lots of images, mainly the square and rectangle shaped ones and set about stamping them with black archival ink to create the above collage.
When I went over to the states earlier this year, I popped into Staples and picked up this 24 set of water soluble portfolio pastels and have only used them a handful of times up to now.
I randomly chose colours and just basically scribbled over the images until the whole piece was full.
Then I rubbed my finger on a clean baby wipe and then over the pastels to blend them in. You can see how lovely they just blend together.
And another snippet.
And another of a slightly bigger area.
And finally the completed piece. I'm not sure yet if I'm going to cut it up and use the individual pieces, or mount all the pieces onto black card, like crazy paving.
16 comments:
Absolutely fabulous - the blending makes a very professional and soft finish
Use my Portfolio Pastels loads, so soft to work with & blending a dream. Nice collage:-)
Stunning! Julie Ann xx
Great piece of colourful collage Sam! xxx
I love this, works fab as one complete piece. Off to eBay now to find those pastels lol
Lover
Amanda x
Love it love it love it!!! can't believe you've only used them once..this is a great piece Sam xx
love that Sam. gorgeous blending of the colours.
LOVELY!!! Great collage!
xxx Marianne
like this idea
Wow, I love hat, it's so gorgeous. I struggle with my Portfolios, must use them more in 2014.
Wow. Looks really good! LP told me this week she loves it when people do bright pieces!
Wow Sam! This is just amazing and a wonderful way to use the Oil Pastels. Such an inspiration as mine just lie in the box waiting for me to use them.
Love Chrissie x
Wow Sam!! Your make is delightful and I never would have thought of doing this. Adding the colors really made this very special.
Merry Christmas!!!
Sandy
Often wondered how these pastels would be to work with.... from your fabulous results they look gorgeous!
Hugs
Lesley Xx
Great way of collaging/colouring these Sam. Jenny x
Wowzer! I think it's stunning exactly as it is - what an amazing make, Sam; one of my favourites ever of yours.
Alison x
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