Hello All.
Day 40 (9th Feb) of CJS was A Patchwork Of Your Own Life with Mary Beth Shaw.
I created a mixed media canvas using Mary Beth's stenciling techniques.
I started by creating blocks of white, black and gold gesso, then used a variety of stencils with embossing enamel and Lumiere metallic paint. I used watercolour paint to stencil on some music paper, then adhered this across the centre of the canvas, then stenciled on that with black gesso, and added marks with a gold paint pen. I stencilled the small squares between the blocks, then finished with splashes and drips of black india ink.
I'm linking my canvas to Valerie's Heavy Metal theme over at Art Journal Journey.
Thanks for dropping by,
Alison xox
This is fabulous Alison, you are a never ending source of creativity, super! Thanks for linking again to Heavy Metal, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteWow that is so fantastic this work with the mixed media and the color composition is great!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a good day, hug Elke
Wow!!! The stencils sure make for a wonderful piece of abstract art. I love it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool Alison and looks like you had lot of fun making it... love the colours and design - would look great as a fabric too, could imagine it as a duvet set :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting earlier - hope all ok with you too - stay safe
Gill x
This looks like a fun day. (HA-ha-I will eventually get there). And you photographed the metallic so well too. I can make it out quite clearly. Thanks for liking up to Valerie's challenge at AJJ. And thanks for the inspiration. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteFabulous mixed media canvas and love all the stencils
ReplyDeleteCarol x
Very cool patterns and images and colors - you are sooo good at this! Love your canvas!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful canvas and Wow, that shimmer and shine looks so stunning 😀. Happy and creative wishes! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and I really love that shine! Hugs, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteGoodness you put a great deal of work into that entry, Alison. I was so impressed with how you used the stencils to your advantage, too. Really clever with all that shine, too.
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