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Thursday, October 3, 2013

31 days of Halloween day 3

This is day 3 of 31 days of Halloween (for details click linkie)  organized by Smeared and Smudged. Blogroll in the sidebar

And I am also a Cryptkeeper in the countdown to Halloween, see the list of the other 192 participants here

Another Art journal page and also a tag,

For the AJ Page I used  Deco Art Americana acrylic paints, the digi is a Rick St.Dennis image called Count Calabaza, the quote (from the net) is written using an Edding 8400 DVD marker



 
I will enter this page in the Craft Barn Dictionary challenge letter J ( Jack -O-Lantern)
 
next is a tag, using a stencil and Deco Art Texture Crackle, colours Neutral and Deep Tuscan Red, first prepare the tag using Primer Sealer, let dry and add the texture crackle. When drying the crackle appears. I painted the tag using Deco Art Traditions Carton Black. When dried I added some So soft fine glitter paint colour Sizzling red over the texture crackle ,wiped it in the crackles  and removed most of the red. Fininshed the tag with a layer of Triple Thick gloss Glaze.
The bats and the senti are stamps , stamped using white stazon.


 
 
 
have fun hopping and see you tomorrow for day 4
 
 

Sunday, September 15, 2013

Alpha dictionary letter G

LOL   I think it's obvious what word I chose for the letter G in the Alpha Dictionary challenge over at the Craft Barn Blog, well actually I had choise of 3 at least.

Ghost, Goblin and Ghoul, these are my favorit G words by far.......

Can't do all three I guess but I wanted to use a quote that must sound familiar to anyone who has ever been to Phantom Manor in Disneyland Paris. It has both Goblin and Ghoul in it so thought to just cut both words out of my dictionary.

But fair is fair, have to chose one word so I'll go for Goblin  :-)

 
The image used is Lady Greystone  a Rick St. Dennis digi stamp, she reminds me of the bride haunting Phantom Manor, looking for her groom (the poor guy didn't show up at the wedding, he kinda died, someone hung him).
The background is a gelli plate print.
Paint used:  Deco Art americana acrylic paint,colours:
 

 
the Rick St. Dennis digi is coloured using Caran d'ache luminance 6901 coloured pencils, a paper stump and odourless white spirit

 
The tekst is handwritten I used Edding 780 paint markers, in white and black, the doodles are also done with these markers