It's another Saturday and for this week Technique Twist challenge, its all about bubbles. Check out the blog in how to get this done. Here is what I've done as part of the design team, using IndigoBlu bubbles background stamp for this mix media project.
I've always love Ingvild Bolme's designs and I've quite a number of her Junkyard Findings collection which I always wanted to create a more junky shabby 3D art. As I'd like to have more dimensions, I actually did this layout on a 12 X 12 canvas. I wanted to have this abstract art with a variety of mixed elements but keeping to aqua and teal clean finishes. I started by creating some cracks texture at the corners using some modelling paste, and painted over them with various mediums. Did some splashes and splattering to go with the bubbles background... Thanks to my hubby, whom had helped me to create a T-bone line to hang the frame down.
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| Altered those floral chipboards and used a terracotta mini pot as well... |
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| Bubbles background... |
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| Another close-up view on the bubbles background... |
Supplies:
- Gesso
- Modeling paste
- Script and bubbles background stamps
- Prima 12 X 12 crackle stencil
- Martha Stewart pearl acrylic paint (jet stream, mother of pearl)
- Liquidtex soft body acrylic paint (iridescent rich gold)
- Tattered Angels Glam (mermaid) and Glimmer mist (curious)
- Tim Holtz distress stain (peacock feathers)
- Ingvild Bolme chalk inks (teal damask, shabby tote)
- Tim Holtz distress ink (tea dye)
- Zing! metallic finish embossing power (gold)
- Bo Bunny Gabrielle paper (gabrielle cameo)
- Jillibean Soup Stired Elements paper (atomic soup)
- Dusty Attic floral frame set
- Melissa Frances resin frame
- Prima Ingvild Bolme Junkyard Findings (metal pipes parts, water pipes frames, typo bulbs)
- Prima Finnabair Mechanicals (plate and labels)
- Tim Holtz Idea-ology (word bands)
- Mini terracotta pot
- Vintage dictionary papers
Thanks for popping by and do join us for this challenge.. Have a lovely day ahead!!!
2 comments:
Your layout it amazing , it is a work of art very lovely.
My Goodness Katie you are quite the collage artist. So many interesting aspects and layers...love the closeups of the bubbles and all the color layering. Always such interesting elements used in your projects, thanks for highlighting the Bubble Technique!
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