Hello everyone!
I have a mixed media art journal spread to share today, which was inspired by a class by Iris Fritschi-Cussens in the Lifebook Taster Sessions.
I used water-soluble crayons to create the background, then created the flowers by applying acrylic paint with a palette knife. The finishing touch was to use a pencil to add scribbly lines around the flowers.
I'm linking my spread to Chris' Hold The Line theme at Art Journal Journey.
Wishing you a happy new week,
Alison xox
Now this is amazing beautiful choice of colours Alison, wouldn't your design look incredible on a hug canvas, so stylish i'd have it on mine :) Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a safe & creative week ahead, have fun with the rest of the course, there's a couple of artists i'm hoping to catch up with before it all ends. Hugs Tracey xx
Hi Alison. This is truly pretty. I agree with Tracey the colors are amazing. The abstractness of this leads the imagination in many directions. Well done indeed. Hope you are having a nice Sunday.
ReplyDeleteFabulous pages love how you did the flowers and colours used
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Lovely piece Alison, you chose gorgeous colours, too. Have a great week. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteBrilliant colour choice Alison! Love this way of adding lines. Thanks for this great entry for 'Hold The Line', hugs, Chris
ReplyDeleteI adore the colors of your flowers Alison. These are fun and your class looks like a lot of fun! Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteA wonderful page and super flowers, the class sounds really interesting.
ReplyDeleteStay safe.
Yvonne xx
I saw this episode, too, and think I can actually DO something like this. I love the colors you chose and the flowers turned out great. Thanks, too for sharing this with us at Art Journal Journey. I love how supportive of AJJ you are, dear.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is stunning! The design and texture of the flowers is magical - I love it 😁. Take care! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteVery cool! You are doing such fun things in that class. Super colors and texture and the lines are fab!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful page. Thanks for describing how you did it.
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