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Dracula bites!

Velcome to Day 10 of zee 31 Days of Halloween here on zee Altered Pages blog!  (wink)

We on the Altered Pages Design Team have a full month of Halloween fun for you.  Be sure to check back each day and see what we have create with our partner Art Anthology's products!  Be sure to post a comment each day on the blog for a chance to win a prize package from Art Anthology 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! 

My project for you today is a 5x5 canvas using the gorgeous Art Anthology Paint, Altered Pages collage images and a few embellishments.

Check out How to Create a Halloween Canvas by Robin Horasanian on Snapguide.

There is a prize this month.  The contest couldn't be easier to enter - be sure to COMMENT on our blog each day for a chance to win Art Anthology Paint, Embedibles and stencil, plus  an Altered Pages Tote and preprinted tags.

We will also be providing 3 prize sets for the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days Hop including collages, tags, stamps and inkpads! Follow along using the links on sidebar. Learn more about the hop HERE!

Thanks for stopping by!  Come back each day for another Halloween project this month.

Created by Robin Horasanian for AlteredPages.com


The products used:
Stickles  
Faber-Castell Clear Glaze  
Faber Castell Red Cherry Gelato  
Art Anthology Imbedibles  
German Scrap  
IMAGE - Time Collage Backgrounds  
IMAGE - Bat In Your Belfry  
IMAGE - Vintage Vampires  
IMAGE - Night Terrors  
Your favorite inks and black paint



Comments

  1. Love the step by step tutorial and your canvas is frightfully delightful!

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  2. Fabulous canvas! Love the colour and great images! x

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  3. Fabulous canvas and great tut! that dimensional paint looks like fun and I've never heard of imbedibles but I love how you used them going off the sides like that. Great idea using an eye dropper for the blood, too. Fabulous images and great project. xxD

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  4. An eye dropper for blood! I have tried everything else! I love canvases and this one ROCKS! Great images and overall design quality! Fantastic job!

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  5. Cool canvas. Love the color.
    Marilyn

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  6. This would be wonderful in any size. I could see it being a focal point on a living room wall or in a man cave,

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  7. So much depth here! Love your guide to how you created it--great ideas there that I may have to "borrow!" :)

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  8. Super movie tribute, love the tut! Great images! Definitely have to 'borrow'!
    Thanks~
    kim

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  9. Robin - this art is such fun! Love the techniques.

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  10. Great canvas. Love the theme, images and colors.

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  11. Fabulous Halloween canvas, and love the tutorial, too!

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  12. That is a gorgeous canvas - LOVE it!

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  13. LOVE IT!! The purple background really makes your images pop but that gelato blood gives it that Halloween creep factor! Perfect :) TFS!!

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  14. oh my goodness this totally rocks I love how everything fits together so perfectly

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  15. fabulous canvas, thanks for sharing the how to!

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  16. Great altered canvas, I love the images you've used.

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  17. Fangtabulous canvas. I love the deep purple and layered pictures :)

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    1. Thanks, Sarah. And love "fangtabulous!" May have to borrow that!

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  18. Love it Robin, and a great tutorial too! xx

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  19. What a perfect vintage canvas. Who doesn't love these old "horror" movies?! I'm going to find some garlic!!!

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