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31 Days of Halloween - Day 29

One Bite...
 

 
Today I wanted to share a nifty little collage I assembled on top of a bingo card.  I first covered it with a layer of gesso and then sprayed it with grape & cut grass Dylusions Inks which I added a spritz or two of water.  As I was drying it with my heat tool I was tilting the card this way and that to get the cool veins of color.
 
I added Dracula & the "bite" both from the collage sheet Vintage Vampires and I also printed out the digital image of the stacked skulls from the Gothic Halloween Stamp set and colored it with Spectrum Noir markers. I fussy cut the skulls and finished it off with the sentiment.

 
One Bite and all your dreams will come true....
 
Have a spooktacular day!
 
Ink Stained Roni

Comments

  1. This is hilarious Roni! I love the mouth in the corner! What a great card to include with a treat for a friend or party! Love it!

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  2. I love the purple and green background! It turned out really well. The stacked skulls are great.

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  3. LOVE the assemblege of images and how cool to use a Bingo card. Gotta try that. It came out fabulously. xxD

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  4. Roni- as good as this looks I bet it is even more wonderful in person.
    The ink treatment on the bingo card is very interesting. I want to try that.
    Thank you for sharing.

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  5. Roni, you have created a masterpiece. Love the Bella Lugosi looking image. Fantastic placement of all your elements.

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  6. Love the altered bingo card, and the stamps are awesome, too.

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  7. This is great Roni. Love the mix of ephemera with ink! Great sentiment.

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  8. Fab altered bingo card and great composition of all these images.

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  9. what an awesome collage...love Dracula and your combination of images...one of my faves of the hop~!

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  10. This is, as usual tongue in cheek (or maybe otherwise) for YOU RONI. Love it.

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  11. Great layers! Love how you did the background, wonderful skull image!

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  12. OOooooooo I love it Roni! Love how you altered the bingo card and YES it qualifies for my altered game art gallery so off you go and submit it ;0)
    http://dominoartblog.blogspot.com/p/dominoart-readers-gallery.html

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  13. Roni... I love the non traditional colors!!!! this is a fantastic "bite" of "bingo".... Happy Halloween!

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  14. Fabulous!! Love the inky background and your collage works so well, love it! mo x

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