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Our Halloween Children collage allows these kids to walk in the spooky woods!
Will they get treats or be tricked?

As a kid were there spooky woods near your house? There was near mine, in the daylight we would play and have a great time, but at night, well, that was a different story. To walk home alone from a friends house could be a frightening time. Noises and shapes in the shadows made it a quick trip for sure!

I coated my substrate with Gesso

Aspen Trees stencil by Victoria Case makes for a splendid background. In the finished piece I did a background of Orange Slice heavy body acrylic with the overlay of Kale Smoothie. (green+orange=brown).
The torn corrugated was randomly coated with TCW Kale Smoothie acrylic and another random application of Quinactridone interference. (see the glow from the quinactridone)

I fancy cut the Halloween Children printable (collage number 3095) images and applied them with PPA glue, fast drying and a firm hold! I also colorized the boy's socks, hat and face with my fingers and watery paints.

Supplies used;
Crafters Workshop Aspen Trees
Gesso
Printable Collage #3095 Halloween Children
Chip Brush
PPA Glue
Palette Knives
TCW Heavy Body Acrylic Paints

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