The Altered Pages Design Team has been treating us with a month full of SPOOKY projects! Be sure to check back each day and see what they create with our partner ArtAnthology's products! Comment each day on the blog for a chance to win a prize package from ArtAnthology and AlteredPages.com
Altered Pages is also one of the 31 Days of Halloween blog hop sponsors. Our Design Team is participating in the hop... if you would like to hop along the blog roll is on the side bar!
Welcome to Day 16 of the 31 Days of Halloween
Tin was first painted with alcohol inks. A thin coat of paste was applied to the top, when dry the top was painted with ArtAnthology Terra Cotta Dimensional Acrylic Ink. The outside was embellished simply with a keyhole.
Inside is gruesome!!!! JUST BONES! The background is Altered Pages Collage Sheet Macabre Page, layered on top is a stamped skeleton, Skulls, gauze, chess piece and gargoyle!
Inside on the right is an image from Altered Pages Collage Sheet Creepy Anatomy
Awesome tin! This alter is so fun! Love the tiny treasures, great images!~kim
ReplyDeleteFabulous creepy altered tin!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you've created a whole little world inside an altoid tin! Very effective!
ReplyDeleteI am loving the way you combine Art Anthology with your Halloween theme. Awesome tin!
ReplyDeleteMarilyn
Oh so creepy!! Fantastic! Wonderful Halloween project!
ReplyDeleteFabulously gruesome and creepy tin. I love all the little dimensional pieces inside, and the way you created this tiny world with the collage images is simply amazing!
ReplyDeletethis is so great! xo
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous and I love it!! It takes talent to arrange all the pieces inside to look right. I have tried it and mine look terribly thrown about in it! Yours looks exactly like you have set the tone for it to look! Hope that makes sense!? Anyway, wonderfully fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI have a soft spot for gargoyles. They are so misunderstood.
ReplyDeleteYou did a marvelous job of placing the small pieces in just the right way.
I love the texture and color of the lid and the key hole is simple and perfect. The inside reminds me of the old Dracula movies and the "lack" of color makes it even more perfect. It's like opening an ancient tomb!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the motivation to dig out my tins and put them to use, very fun
ReplyDeleteOoooo I love it! Altered tins are so much fun and yours doesn't disappoint! I love all the details!
ReplyDeleteLove this altered tin. All the little details really add to the finished piece.
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Love all those skeletons and bones!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun! Love dem bones!!
ReplyDeleteLive the name and the entire set up. The outside is perfect for what's on the inside
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!!!
ReplyDeleteFAbulous texture on the tin and the inside is amazing! Love all the wonderful details. Spooky as all get out! xxD
ReplyDeleteReally gruesome! Perfect!
ReplyDeleteWonderful project, thanks for sharing the process.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome tin, I really love that color too. It's the perfect place to stash your skeletons.
ReplyDeleteFabulous tin! I lvoe the keyhole outside and all the lovely stuff inside! x
ReplyDeleteCreepy, but so much fun! Great tin!
ReplyDelete:)