Hello Everyone,
Shilpa here,
I've a face art journal page to share with you ..
I've used Artistic stamper 'Age' stamp, Gelli Plate, Small Tattered flower Sizzix die and new distress ink colors.
I've created the background for this page with Gelli Plate, here is small tutorial..
I took out Gel medium from the box with my palette knife on Gelli plate, as it is very sticky. Rolled it with my brayer.
I kept flower stencil on it, on that paper and took the Gel Medium print.
You need to wash your stencil immediately or it will get spoil. Or keep them in water until you finish your project.
I applied Mowed lawn distress stain with its dauber. Its very easy to
color big surfaces with distress stains. I like to add Picket fence
distress stain in my other color to get color variations on the surface.
I cut out my standard size (6*6) for face journal page from that Gelli print .
In this closeup view, you will find texture stamping and stenciling with Hickory smoke and Mermaid Lagoon distress inks.
And these cute little flowers are made with Sizzix Tiny Tattered flowers. If you are interested to how I made them...here is the link to Anna Karin's Video tutorial.
I stamped face with Wendy Vecchi Forget me not Archival ink.
Finally I adhered them all together on my small page.
hope you liked my today's project.
For more art journal pages... pls visit my blog Neon Diary.
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Wow, that's gorgeous Shilpa! I love the vivid fresh greens - what a great print, and the face and flowers are lovely.
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Awesome Shilpa..love the bg created with geli plate green flowers and face are beautiful .. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely combination of colours, great work. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page, Shilpa! I love the colors and that quote is oh, so right!
ReplyDeleteTruly one of the most beautiful backgrounds I have ever seen Shilpa. Just sooooo love it - the colors, the textures.... it's a HUGE WOW. What an inspiration. Thanks bunches. j.
ReplyDeleteStunning project Shilpa, that background is awesome...another technique to add to my growing list! Carol x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Shilpa x
ReplyDeleteCor and wow! Shilpa this is wonderful, love, love, love all of it! Great use of colour and a fabulous technique - will have to try that some time. Thank you for sharing how you did it with us too Karen x
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