This past week over on the Paper Artsy Blog the very talented Helen Chilton is the guest designer.
My piece was inspired by a mix of day #2 and #4's projects.
I have had my portfolio's for some time and they were kinda unloved so it was lots of fun to get them out again and use them in ways i've not tried before.
I loved the scratchy background and combined it with the stamped image/scratch highlighting, and a bit of light text stamping.
The whole piece is on one of the cool paper substrate hanging thingys.
I think I might just have a play in my journal with the same technique as it was lots of fun.
Till next time, Stay Inky
My piece was inspired by a mix of day #2 and #4's projects.
I have had my portfolio's for some time and they were kinda unloved so it was lots of fun to get them out again and use them in ways i've not tried before.
I think I might just have a play in my journal with the same technique as it was lots of fun.
Till next time, Stay Inky
♥ HUGZ ♥
12 comments:
love your colours, Nicky! I think lots of us have enjoyed these techniques this week!
Oooo I likey this alot, the colours are gorgeous, great background detail and love the "pop" of white on her cheeks. Thanks for being inspired to play along with us on the PA blog. xx
Gorgeous!!! xxx
Great make using the techniques, love the white through the stencil. Jo xx
This is awesome!!! I love it!
Nicole/Beadwright
Fabulous Nicky, it's been fun this week hasn't it! xx
gorgeous, love the image, the colours are fab and the highlights you have created are fab
Trace x
ooh this is awesome! I adore the colours you have used - love it xx
This is fab Minxy! Love the beautiful colours and what I assume is a masked background. The textured effect is lovelu and the scratchy highlighting is very effective. I've not had time to look at Helen's posts this week apart from the first one so must rectify that. I can't have a go at this though as I don't have any pastels, lol!
Hugs
Lesley Xx
Ooh, so scrumptious, Nicky - the white over the colours is fabulous, and I love the central image!
Alison x
A+!
Wow Nikki, I love that you did it onto one of those chunky hanging boards, what a good idea! It looks brilliant!
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