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Sunday, 17 July 2011

Art Journey Challenge: Children


This is an experiment that I was playing with, and I am pleased with the result. It has worked very well. I was using this glorious image for the Art Journey Challenge: Children

I really like this image and find it very evocative of childhood. I could not resist putting these words, from Tim Holtz,  to it either. They felt perfect. The Art Journey stamps I mainly used are from the Grunge set. A fabulous set in my mind. 

So here are some details of my experiment. I started with the Tim Holtz technique acrylic resist. You can see it HERE. I then stamped extra details, mainly from the Grunge plate, and used sequin waste through which I added Weathered Wood distress ink. The main experiment was to also stamp the image onto acetate. I have been playing with acetate a bit recently. When I laid this over the acrylic image I just loved the result. It gave back the image more detail and it also created a wonderful 3D effect to the squatting child. I was well chuffed.

7 comments:

Cynthia Schelzig said...

Love the effects you achieved...in your laboratory:)...super tag!

Silvia(Barnie) said...

Love this image and the saying, just a wonderful tag.

Art Journey said...

Great Tag!!!! Thanks for joining.

Femmy said...

great tag!!!

Willy said...

An amazing tag, Laura! Thanks for joining us at Art Journey Challenge # 11.

fatmonica said...

It's great!

Deborah March said...

GREAT experiment...such a different technique! LOVE it!

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