Before glueing them down, I decorated the black page with stencils and doodling, in various shades of gold and purple. Then I found some sari ribbon for the "curtain" above. The ribbons photographed kind of blue and brown, but they are purple and gold.
The quote is a rubber stamp I've had for about six years or so....I purchased it at the first stamp expo I ever attended (along with a few MANY others), and sadly have no idea who manufactured it. It was one of those unmounted inexpensive stamps you often find at those shows, piled together in a shoebox. I've used it before, and have always appreciated the sentiment.
A closer look at the dancing duo:
The backs of the pages in this round robin are kept fairly simple, just containing our information.
Gold paper, and the rays are a Julie Fei-Fan Balzer stencil, with Wendy Vecchi's gold embossing paste applied over it. More doodling with glaze pens, souffle pens and gel pens, a little bling in the center, and that's it.
9 comments:
Very nice! Love the doodled background! Wendy's paste + Julie's stencil = great combo!
Very nice!!!
Woo hoo.... another piece of your art for my collection.
Love it
You really rocked these colors! Good tip about rescuing those art papers. You really captured the spirit of Mardi Gras with your colors and imagery! Bling on!!
Wow! I absolutely love it Eileen!! I adore those colors and the inages are fabulous!
Wow - great Mardi Gras imagery. Well done - I'm sure Stephen will love it.
AS usual you work is beautiful. Love the originality of the page
Nice! I especially love the doodled background in black white and gold.
Wow, really cool pages! Great idea with the Mardi Gra theme!
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