Hello All,
Just a quick one today to share an art journaling page. I created the background using left over paint and paper towels used to clean stencils. Next I played around, layering some bits and pieces of my own creation and some ephemera recently sent to me. The whole feel of it came across as sunny and carefree and as I was going through my found text (text I cut out from magazines etc) I came across 'bon voyage' which fitted nicely. It was all working well together but definitely missing something. To finish it I added the girl using the magazine technique mentioned on a recent post. Sat looking at it now it makes me want to run off to somewhere sunny rather than sitting in England in the rain. Especially as everything is kicking off over here with the referendum resulting in the vote to leave the EU (I voted remain) Yep I would rather be elsewhere right about now that's for sure!
Art Journaling and Mixed Media Artist in the UK. Come and see my explorations, experiments and upcoming projects!
Showing posts with label paper towels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper towels. Show all posts
Wednesday, 29 June 2016
Art Journaling spread 'Bon Voyage'
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acrylic painting,
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Art journaling,
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lisa goddard,
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mixed media portrait,
paper towels,
sunshine
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Detail of new piece
Hello All!
I was working on my new canvas last night and using mica powders and brusho pigment powders to add depth and colour (with added shimmer) I really like these at the moment. You only need a tiny amount to create some great effects and they can be used in many different ways. They have a transparency to them which is great for layering. You can add them to different mediums such as modelling paste, gells, pva or water to get different results.
The texture is a combination of modelling paste, paper towels and glass bead texture paste.
More to follow...
Bye for now x x x
I was working on my new canvas last night and using mica powders and brusho pigment powders to add depth and colour (with added shimmer) I really like these at the moment. You only need a tiny amount to create some great effects and they can be used in many different ways. They have a transparency to them which is great for layering. You can add them to different mediums such as modelling paste, gells, pva or water to get different results.
The texture is a combination of modelling paste, paper towels and glass bead texture paste.
More to follow...
Bye for now x x x
Labels:
acrylic painting,
acrylic texture paste,
acrylics,
brusho,
glass bead texture gel,
lisa goddard,
mica powder,
mixed media,
mixed media painting,
modelling paste,
painting,
paper towels,
pigment powders
Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Using Paper Towels
Hello All,
The other day I mentioned about making collage papers and patterned paper towels. I thought I would elaborate on the paper towel technique as it is one of my favourites.
This is a page I did in my altered book journal last night using the for-mentioned paper towels. What I tend to do is that whenever I have used a stencil I clean it with a baby wipe on top of a paper towel. It uses the excess paint left on the stencil to create lovely patterns on the paper. Leave them to dry and voilĂ ! lovely for adding to my journals (whilst not wasting a drop of paint!)
When I come to use them I use matt medium to stick the paper towels into my journals, though you could use PVA as well. As soon as you add the medium the paper becomes transparent whilst the pattern remains.
I also stamp on to paper towels and again stick them down using matt medium, which works well too! Both are fab techniques and really easy and effective, so give them a try!
Bye for now! xx
The other day I mentioned about making collage papers and patterned paper towels. I thought I would elaborate on the paper towel technique as it is one of my favourites.
This is a page I did in my altered book journal last night using the for-mentioned paper towels. What I tend to do is that whenever I have used a stencil I clean it with a baby wipe on top of a paper towel. It uses the excess paint left on the stencil to create lovely patterns on the paper. Leave them to dry and voilĂ ! lovely for adding to my journals (whilst not wasting a drop of paint!)
When I come to use them I use matt medium to stick the paper towels into my journals, though you could use PVA as well. As soon as you add the medium the paper becomes transparent whilst the pattern remains.
I also stamp on to paper towels and again stick them down using matt medium, which works well too! Both are fab techniques and really easy and effective, so give them a try!
Bye for now! xx
Labels:
altered book,
art,
Art journaling,
art techniques,
artist,
collage,
journals,
lisa goddard,
mixed media,
painting,
paper towels,
stamps,
stencils,
Visual Journaling
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