Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Monday, 25 October 2010
I Love Pablo
The current UKS weekly challenge involves Picasso and a "paint effect", so I just went for it and painted the whole thing!
OK, I'm no Picasso, but this was certainly easier on the mojo than trying to piece and paste bits of paper together. :)
Tuesday, 15 June 2010
Twisted Sketches #53
Now I'm back from my hols I can finally get back into doing the Twists each week.
I;m trying to do more layouts at sizes other than the standard 12x12 and I have a shiny new 8x8 album to fill, so here's one in 8x8:
The Twist this week is 'acrylic' so I chose to use bits of acrylic paint.
I'm currently on a crazy stamping / inking kick, so the background paper is an piece of cardstock in a garish blue. At least, it was before I covered it in bits of old ripped up book paper and ink (then some more layers of book and ink). The rest of the papers are all October Afternoon: Thrift Shop, in fact, the paper with the title on used to be bright yellow, but I'm a Crazy Inker!
This is John (and Melman the Midget Giraffe) in Nottingham meeting Robin Hood.
I;m trying to do more layouts at sizes other than the standard 12x12 and I have a shiny new 8x8 album to fill, so here's one in 8x8:
I'm currently on a crazy stamping / inking kick, so the background paper is an piece of cardstock in a garish blue. At least, it was before I covered it in bits of old ripped up book paper and ink (then some more layers of book and ink). The rest of the papers are all October Afternoon: Thrift Shop, in fact, the paper with the title on used to be bright yellow, but I'm a Crazy Inker!
This is John (and Melman the Midget Giraffe) in Nottingham meeting Robin Hood.
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Mother & The Map
Just something I did for fun this weekend. I've been gazing at this sheet of chipboard for months and not used it. Then I thought I should just use up all the flowers in one go on a layout without any patterned papers. This is the result.
My mother, supposedly studying a map, when, in fact, she's standing guard so that walkers don't come wandering over while my Dad is peeing behind a hedge...
The chipboard was part of a kit and I can't remember what company made them.
Labels:
Doodling,
Glastonbury,
painting,
PaperMania,
ProMarkers,
Sarah's Cards
Sunday, 28 March 2010
Bijoux Belles Retreat Album
Lulu, Sal and the very odd Petrol Station in Olney.
Maria and one of her many glasses of wine!
Sunday, 28 February 2010
Sketchy Thursdays - 2.18
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
Sarah's Cards - June Kit
The new kit arrived yesterday morning and rather than stroking it like I did last month, I cut into it as soon as I came home from work and made my first three layouts from it.
John and I took our Melman the Giraffe puppet to Paris in May - so I have loads of pictures of him "standing" in front of various landmarks. Luckily his fur matches the kit, so:

Finally I'm scrapping the picture of the brilliant Sam Adams bottles. Well, the bottles are just bottles, but their ex-contents were brilliant! I took the pic deliberately to scrap it at some point and even kept the caps for that purpose.

I'm not so convinced by this one, all the frames within frames and only using one paper and one sheet of Bazzill. Anyway, this is one of the pictures that John took in the Musee D'Orsay, his favourite painting by Manet.
Still have plenty of kit left!
John and I took our Melman the Giraffe puppet to Paris in May - so I have loads of pictures of him "standing" in front of various landmarks. Luckily his fur matches the kit, so:
Finally I'm scrapping the picture of the brilliant Sam Adams bottles. Well, the bottles are just bottles, but their ex-contents were brilliant! I took the pic deliberately to scrap it at some point and even kept the caps for that purpose.
I'm not so convinced by this one, all the frames within frames and only using one paper and one sheet of Bazzill. Anyway, this is one of the pictures that John took in the Musee D'Orsay, his favourite painting by Manet.
Labels:
American Crafts,
Melman,
painting,
Paris,
Pebbles - Linnie Bell,
Road Trip,
Sarah's Cards,
Stitching
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