Yep, it is sideways. And I just didn't have the heart to start all over again. Don't bother craning your neck; this is how it should be viewed. I sure hope Rhea doesn't mind:
And from this point on, we ignore the mistake and procede as if it never happened. :)
The background was done (pretty much in this order) like this: paint and glaze, Wendy's gold embossing paste through a stencil, and Dyan's stamps with black archival ink.
Instead of a clock (Time for Love, remember?), I used Tim's Picture Wheel die; it conveniently has 12 slots, so I turned it into a clock.
Lastly, some metal and wood embellishments, colored uniformly with more paint and glaze (thank you, Finnabair!), and a Wendy stamp and sentiment.
And the back (which IS oriented correctly):
And since the current challenge over at EWV (Everything Wendy Vecchi) is to use a die cut along with at least one Wendy stamp, my page, mistake and all (oops, I said we'd no longer mention the M word), works for that too. So there.
7 comments:
Eileen, I love this. You do such beautiful art!!!
I love the metal here, and the background colors are my favorite Tuscan shades. Though I know that wasnt intentional!
Super cool page. I love the multi artist pieces.
Wonderful as always! Love the texture, colors, dies, everything! We're not mentioning the m word, nope. lol.
Time for some playfulness. What a cool page--your metal rocks and now you've made the journal interactive (requiring the viewer to re-orient the page).
I love, love, love it...even more so since you embraced "imperfection!"
Super page, regardless of the orientation. I have quite a few art journals here that require one to flip them upside down or horizontally to see what I intended.
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