Hello All.
I have a couple more pages to share today for the Junk Journal January Challenge.
Day 3 - Torn Edges.
The girl and rat were already part of my page, and I started off adding woven pieces of used, torn masking tape around them. The masking tape had been used on the edges of a painting, so it had some turquoise and black paint on it already, but I added some more Prussian Blue acrylic over the top.
I used watercolour paint to colour in the girl and rat. The 'tree' is made from a book page that I applied fibre paste to, then painted with watercolour. It has lovely texture. I found some book text that fitted the page, and finished with white acrylic ink splashes.
Day 4 - Stickers. I used some collage items, an old playing card, and stickers that I've had in my stash for a while, most of which were gifted to me.
I'm linking this page to Erika's Let's Face It theme at Art Journal Journey. Milady has been caught just as she is about to extinguish her candle.
Before I go, here is a little card I made for Art Journey's January challenge, which is to stamp on anything but paper.
Thanks for dropping by my blog today.
Alison
Wonderful pages, all of them! Thanks for linking to our challenge at AJJ, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThese are all super page Alison, and it is great to see the variety of faces. Thanks for linking up and sharing them all with us at AJJ. Hope your week is going well. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteNice work! First one my fave but blue always calls my name, lol. xoxo
ReplyDeleteFabulous collaged pages and love the use of fabric
ReplyDeleteCarol x
Wow all of these are amazing. I love them all.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pages Alison with so many details and layers to look at. Thank you for linking to Erika's theme at AJJ.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
I really love all of your pages Alison - the page for Erika's AJJ theme is beautiful. My favourite is your first - fabulous colours, hugs,Chrisx
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm late visiting. I've had no internet or phone since last Monday afternoon, but stopped by to say how much I love the beautiful pages you created. I was most impressed with the recycling of the tape, and the way you tore that playing card. Would never have known what it was had you not told us. And my heart went pitter patter over that card. You stamp so well and that ink is really BLACK. I also like how you stapled the fabric to the rest of the piece. I'm catching up right now and it is taking longer than I anticipated.
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