Oddly enough the 4 arows took me longer to make then the chevron one. That one was surprisingly quick and easy. Or maybe I'm geting the hang of it??
I wanted to use them immediately so I grabbed my art journal (that has been gathering dust on the shelves), but now and then I glue some scrap pieces in there or add left over paint or clean of my stencils in there.
I opened this page with some pieces of gelli prints on
and started with creating blocks of color the same size as the chevron stamp with oil pastels, added the arrow stamp with black acrylic paint.
And the chevron stamp with stazon black ink randomly in a few blocks
This page has progressed but still is far from finished.
Love those stamps!
ReplyDeleteme too :-)
DeleteIt's looking good, Vicky, and the addition of stamps is making them pop. The stamps are great fun!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely Win, can't stop ones you started.
DeleteLove your stamps, Vicky! I very promising start to your journal page!
ReplyDeleteThx Susan, who knows when I will finish it, but hey this page was already sitting for ages in my book waiting and now I added something to it, which has improved it a lot, so with age it gets better:-) Just have to wait the righht moment to finish, don't push it.
DeleteThanks for reminding us to keep a journal handy for experimenting...and that it does NOT have to be planned or finished!
ReplyDeleteno problem vicki, this was a reminder for me too :-)
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