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Art from the
Heart
using
AM009 Med Floral Heart
This is a piece done using a cat food can, alcohol inks, copper
wire, tiny beads and a an air dry clay floral heart piece painted with Lumieres.
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Siblings ATC
using
AM009 Med Floral Heart
also air dried clay heart, painted with black acrylic paint and Lumieres,
mounted onto a collage of background papers and a photograph.
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Petrified
using
AM089 XXLge Face with Scarf
Petrified card was done with Scarf Lady mould using Sculpey Granitex mounted
onto cardstock stamped with copper Brilliance and a Hearts in Touch stamp,
mounted onto some handmade paper, mounted onto a card with the same HIT stamp
stamped with versamark.
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Tool Time
using
AM089 XXLge Face with Scarf
Made using UTEE with Ranger dye it - blue colouring and the Face with Scarf Art
Mould©, mounted onto a piece of Caught in Crystal with extra blue veins done
with a Sharpie pen, mounted onto matte seagreen cardstock with Lumieres dabbed
on at random.
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Film Canister Art Doll
using
AM089 XXLge Face with Scarf
The film canister fairy is made with recycled elements dabbed with alcohol inks,
head done with scarf lady moulded head, feet and hands in air dry clay painted
with pearlescent acrylics - this was done for Linda's (Aftermidnight Art Stamps)
'found object' challenge in 2005 - the film canister was the found object that
was the basis for the piece, which had to be created using materials sold on the
After Midnight website. There are wings made from Sheer heaven coloured with
alcohol inks, and the trousers and sleeves were made of punchinella coloured
with alcohol inks.
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Black Daisy
using
AM157 XLge Daisy No 1
also webbing spray background with gold mirror card mounted on top, and finally
a sunflower moulded piece made with black hot glue with gold ink veins running
through it, produced by inking up some of the hot glue pieces with gold
Brilliance ink prior to melting the glue in the mould.
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Altered Journal Front
using
AM157 XLge Daisy No 1
Stamped all over journal cover with a Time to Stamp ATC background stamp and
Brilliance Galaxy Gold, then 3 echinacea stamped onto transparencies and
embossed with different embossing powders were added, finally 5 sunflower
moulded pieces were added - the bottom 4 were air dry clay painted with
lumieres, the top one was black hot glue with gold 'veins' produced by inking up
some of the hot glue pieces with gold Brilliance ink prior to melting the glue
in the mould.
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ATC
using
AM200 XXLge Oval Frame
also air dry clay, painted with acrylic paint and rubbed with rub ons, mounted
onto an ATC made of background papers and a baby image
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ATC
using
AM200 XXLge Oval Frame
also: air dry clay painted with Lumieres for the frame, a section of a Stampers
Anonymous stamp for the face, and a brayered rubber-band background using
VersaMark ink and Ranger intereference red embossing powder as a resist for
Ranger colorwashes on cardstcock for the background.
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Ginkgo Biloba
ATC
using
AM260 XLge - Ginkgo Medium
also used: black hot glue in the mould, the gauze technique background (using
Ranger colorwashes, floor polish and cling film with gauze to produce a
stiffened background fabric) and hero arts lettering stamps and Brilliance ink
on black card for the 'label'. |
ATC
using
AM148 Lge Sun Moon
Also used air dry clay, painted with black acrylic then Stewart Gill
Alchemy paints. Background also created with Stewart Gill paints. Text is stamped with Brilliance inks in gold, silver,
and copper using Hero Arts lettering stamps.
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ATC
using
AM238 XXLge Madonna Profile
Also used air dry clay, painted with black acrylic then Stewart Gill
Alchemy paints. Background also created with Stewart Gill paints. Stars are
peel offs, text is stamped with Brilliance inks in gold, silver, and lightning black using
Hero Arts lettering stamps. Circular
text is a Non Sequitur stamp and Colorbox fluid chalk ink.
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