Priscilla here from Nubble Light Designs. Welcome to the release of a new stamp collection from Joy Clair Designs! Wait til you see these digital images!
Click HERE to see this entire beautiful collection of digital images to color!
My project uses the new digital stamp collection, “Hey Girl”, which features three gorgeous images and three sentiments. And for something different today, I am showing you how I used some of these images in a two-page mixed media spread in my art journal.
My project not only incorporates the unique silhouette image of a woman and a butterfly, but also some stamping and embossing with paste and stencils on a painted background. Let’s get started!
Details:
- Created a backdrop using Distress oxide reinkers in “Tea Rose,” “Spun Sugar,” and “Picket Fence.”
- Sponged “Vintage Photo” Distress Ink along the edges of the pages before splattering more of it across the two pages for added interest.
- Used a burlap stencil and a roses stencil with white embossing paste to add texture to the borders of the pages.
- Sponged additional “Vintage Photo” ink over the embossing paste after it dried.
- Stamped a compass image several times using “Vintage Photo” ink.
- Sized and printed out the silhouette image onto patterned paper and then colored it using Spectrum Noir “Tri-Blend” markers.
- Sponged the edges of the printed image using “Vintage Photo” ink and adhered to the left hand page.
- Sized, printed (on the same patterned paper as the silhouette), colored, and fussy cut out the butterfly and adhered it to the right hand page.
- Stamped a Butterfly “trail” to the left of the image.
- Sized and printed out one of the sentiments from the collection, “I miss your face, sponging the edges as before before adhering it above the butterfly.
- Added several rose gold sequins for a finishing touch!
Thank you so much for stopping by! Click HERE to visit the Joy Clair Blog Post to see what the the other designers made with this fabulous new digital collection!
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Priscilla🦋
