Friday, 29 November 2013

Gratitude Journal: Day 29

If you want to join in with making an Attitude of Gratitude Journal through the month of November click through to the Challenge blog.

Here on this blog I am going to share how I made the page for today's prompt on Reflection.

Today's art challenge was to use one of the techniques using water based media.

I used Inktense bars but I could have use watercolour crayons or NeoColor II to get the same effect.  I scribbled over the page.

With a very wet brush I swooshed water over the page blending the colours together.

With  a damp brush I brushed paint from the Inktense bar through the stencil on parts of the page.

I stamped the title using DIstress Ink.

Then I coloured over the stamping with a silver pen and outlined it in black.

I wrote my journaling along two sides of the page.

I felt there was too big an empty space so I added some washi tape.

Thanks for stopping by.
Bernice

Thursday, 28 November 2013

MLD Meme

Carolyn has a weekly meme on Thursdays called Messy Little Details.  Find out about it here.  Why don't you join in?

And my last garden photo for November.  Another hanging basket plant that should have lost its flowers.


Thanks for stopping by.
Bernice

Gratitude Journal: Day 28

If you want to join in with making an Attitude of Gratitude Journal through the month of November click through to the Challenge blog.

Here on this blog I am going to share how I made the page for today's prompt on Zero-tolerance.

Today's art challenge was to use one of the techniques using water based media.

I sprayed Dylusions inks over the page and put scrunched up cling film over it.

I didn't get much result the first time - I don't think I had the page wet enough so I did it again and yuou can just see the marks it made.  I inked through the stencil with Distress Inks.

And again at the top right.

I put on the title, the verse and the quote.

This left me with a large space.  I put down some washi tape to make lines for the journaling and then wrote between the lines.

Thanks for stopping by.
Bernice