As I enjoyed using all the stamps in a set so much yesterday, I decided to do another one. I brayered fresco paints, pea coat, Baltic blue and south pacific onto a square canvas board. Stamped all the images from the TH Oddities stamp plate in black archival onto tissue paper and cut them out. As you can see, I stamped two eyes. I glued the tissue down with matte medium and once dry washed over the images with a watered down mix of Baltic blue and south pacific. I edged the canvas in pea coat.
I'm entering again into this week challenge over at A Vintage Journey.
Absolutely beautiful Sam:-) xxx
ReplyDeleteThe effect you have achieved is fab !! Love it !
ReplyDeleteWow, love the shades of blue in this one, Sam. Fabulous canvas.
ReplyDeleteChris x
Brilliant, one of my favourite tim holtz sets
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Amanda x
Lovely Sam - looks like you really got stuck into that and had fun doing it.
ReplyDeleteJust amazing Sam It all fits so well together
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie x
another stunning piece Sam I love the colour and the stamps so effective,Julie x
ReplyDeleteLove that you have really got into this theme Sam and yet another fantastic piece has resulted! Thank you so much for joining us at A Vintage Journey. Jenny x
ReplyDeleteFabulous canvas, all works beautifully together. x
ReplyDeleteLove this Sam. Great design and colors!
ReplyDeleteWow! Fantastic canvas.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Sam!
ReplyDeleteFantastic!!! I love that 'Tim' plate! xxx
ReplyDeleteSimply one word Sam: STUNNING!
ReplyDeletexxx Marianne
You do this technique so well - another lovely piece. Once again thanks for sharing with us at A Vintage Journey. Nikki x
ReplyDeleteOh wow Sam!! I love this it's brilliant!! xx
ReplyDeleteYum - that is absolutely terrific! The moody blues are delicious, and I love the painty layers and atmospheric stamping. Thanks for joining us on A Vintage Journey (again!).
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
This piece works so well with one hue. I love how you have used the eye twice....very clever. Karen.x
ReplyDeleteLove this design Sam and a great way to use all the stamps in a set. Thanks for sharing this with us at A Vintage Journey xx
ReplyDeleteA wonderful canvas Sam.
ReplyDeletexxx Hazel.