Hi everyone it's Danie here today, sharing some play time in my journal and teaming up with Sin City Stamps.
This month we are sharing projects that include those wild and enchanted little folk known as fairies. I've been hoping to meet a fairy most of my life and although I tried to stay up as a youngster to catch a glimpse of the Tooth Fairy and searched and searched all around the garden I have never seen one. Hence why I want to go where the Wild Things are, as I am sure if they are going to be found anywhere it would be there.
So with this thought I grabbed out my Large Dylusions Journal to play and experiment with my new Pan Pastels. All the color on this page is Pan Pastels, for the added definition and details I have used the magical technique known as Popping Pastels which is where you stamp or add detail (in this case draw) with a clear medium such as Versamark Ink and then rub color over the top to reveal the image/design. You can see I have used this technique for the swirls of my grass the leaves and flowers on the tree and the heat haze streaks of the sky. The swirls and leaves were created using an embossing folder to transfer the design.
Supplies List
Can you see in the distance behind the fairy is even more wild creatures. These creatures are stamped using a Stamp from the Wildlife Set by Sin City Stamps. It features my absolute favorite animal the elephant. You can also make out the Giraffe and Zebra in the above picture.
The end result was totally wild and messy which I loved. That's what experimenting with products and how to use them is supposed to be right? I also loved the subtle effects and changes in color I achieved given I only own seven colors which consist of two shades of blue, two shades of red, black, white and a yellow green.
and to see even more you can pop back here to the blog each day and check out the other wonderful fairy inspiration being shared by my fellow team mates throughout August.
Danie xx
This month we are sharing projects that include those wild and enchanted little folk known as fairies. I've been hoping to meet a fairy most of my life and although I tried to stay up as a youngster to catch a glimpse of the Tooth Fairy and searched and searched all around the garden I have never seen one. Hence why I want to go where the Wild Things are, as I am sure if they are going to be found anywhere it would be there.
So with this thought I grabbed out my Large Dylusions Journal to play and experiment with my new Pan Pastels. All the color on this page is Pan Pastels, for the added definition and details I have used the magical technique known as Popping Pastels which is where you stamp or add detail (in this case draw) with a clear medium such as Versamark Ink and then rub color over the top to reveal the image/design. You can see I have used this technique for the swirls of my grass the leaves and flowers on the tree and the heat haze streaks of the sky. The swirls and leaves were created using an embossing folder to transfer the design.
Supplies List
- Dylusions Journal
- Pan Pastels Mixed Media Set 1
- Versamark Ink Pad
- Versamark Pen
- Alphabet Stamps for sentiment.
- Fairy Collage Image from Fairy Dolls Collage Sheet.
- Wildlife Stamp from Sin City Stamps
- Embossing Folders to add extra detail to grass and tree.
- Hand carved Stamp I made used for the circular bushes.
I want to go where the Wild Things Are!
In my dreams it's not very far.
I don't know what I can expect to see
Perhaps a fairy under a tree
In my dreams it's not very far.
It's a magical place with lots to see,
full of color and everything is free
Can you see in the distance behind the fairy is even more wild creatures. These creatures are stamped using a Stamp from the Wildlife Set by Sin City Stamps. It features my absolute favorite animal the elephant. You can also make out the Giraffe and Zebra in the above picture.
So if you want to see some fairies you don't really have to venture where the wild things are, you can simply check out the wonderful collage sheets in store at Altered Pages. One of them I just love is the Fairy Children which I used to make some ATC's.
Butterfly Fairy ATC. |
and to see even more you can pop back here to the blog each day and check out the other wonderful fairy inspiration being shared by my fellow team mates throughout August.
Danie xx
Fun page and gorgeous ATC Danie! Love all the colors and details!!! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Tonya. The first word that came to mind is fun! Great journal page.
ReplyDeleteI learned something new today. Popping pastels and Versamark Pen's !!!
ReplyDeleteI love the page and the ATC♥
FANTASTIC DANIE!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous fairy land page, Danie! Love the quote, too, and especially the stamped animal images behind the fairy. Such a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL... love the colors.... awesome journal page!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page Danie. I love the "wild things" in the background.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and it looks like such fun! Thanks so much for sharing!!
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