Remember this Journal spread from a couple of posts ago?...
an accumulation of leftover paints from other projects...
Well...I dug into my little "scrap box" of leftover bits n pieces to continue the "recycle" process...
More Stamping (Staz-On Ink Pads)....And Gluing (UHU stick and Golden Soft Gel Matte)...
and Doodling (Sharpie Poster Paints, Inktense Watercolor Pencils, Graphite) ....
Very relaxing...no rhyme or reason to it....
So interesting to watch all the layers come together....
I could keep probably empty the scrap bin easily....
I like it so much, I don't think I can bear to write in it! Maybe a little more doodling though...or Glitter????...oil pastels?.....
Think I'll start another spread....
nice work! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI do remember the leftover paints and thought it was a good idea to use them as you did. The continuation is awesome. Lots of good things going on there. It's great the way it is. Thanks. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely! All those colors and layers! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove what you did. I've just been rummaging through my stash too layering down a new painting. It's very therapeutic isn't it? But when to stop... that's the question!
ReplyDeleteI love to find a use for everything! This is great, so many layersand so much detail. You could look at it for ages and keep discovering new things!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of those works you can look at and see something new each time you revisit it. Great job! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteOh, very nice! Yes it is relaxing to work through just layering away. I love what you've done! You're right. I don't think I could write over it either. ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat way to use up odds and ends. Very pretty. I'm not sure I would want to write on it either. :)
ReplyDeleteLoving your journal pages and so theraputic to do. Have a great weekend. Annette x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful journal pages! Wow, I love them. Great job...i like the idea of glitter,,,i love adding glitter to things...we can all use a bit of "sparkle"
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend!
oh, it looks like you had so much fun and your pages are alive and full of beauty.
ReplyDeleteNow this is most interesting to me. So full of texture and things to look at! Very cool. I will have to give this a try one of these days. Happy PPF. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to make use of all the art materials! Well Done! ;)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it! great colours and so much to look at.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a riot of colours and textures and materials - love it! Hugs from Germany, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThis looks like so much fun... You have inspired me - I could really use some play time!
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Kristin
this is such a beautiful page, ah the colours and textures..just divine!!! I definitely wouldn't want to write in it either..would feel almost criminal! Hehe!
ReplyDeleteThe printer I got is an epson stylus P50...ended up costing a third of the price I thought I would need to spend in order to get good quality..so I would defo recommend!
So cool. I love it. You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteVery cool and looks like you had great fun!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love when it all comes together like this?! Amazing!
ReplyDeletethis is really lovely, I like seeing how the layers all work together. Something I have to work on as I hate covering up something I have done, although I know it gives it depth.
ReplyDeleteJust plain yummy!!
ReplyDeleteThe layering really gives it texture and depth! Love itt
ReplyDeletegreat use of color! Love the butterfly!
ReplyDeleteSuper beautiful work..such a vibrancy...wonderfully inspiring!
ReplyDeleteVictoria~
I really love that butterfly and the textures, colours and mediums are calling to me....may use them in my painting, don't know but you have left me with some thought. Lovely work!!!
ReplyDeleteAnnabelle : )
WoW! That is beautiful! What a great idea!
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I use leftovers too. I´m learning to use them in layers, as I´m still very linear. Thanks for the inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you were having fun! I really like the result. Sometimes I don't add words, or I'll just add one significant (to me) word.
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