Hello,
I ran a workshop at the Stamp Attic in Wantage on Saturday and got very inspired by what I saw there.
Lewis, a participant on the Book of Secrets workshop I held there a few weeks back had used the techniques on an artists manikin and gave it wings, I wished I had my camera with me at the time so I could show you.
I met some lovely people on the workshop and just want to say a big hello to you all, and thanks for all the laughs!!
Anyway I will get to the point, I also met Sue Roddis there who's work I absolutely love, I was lucky enough to have a look at some of her journal work, it was the front cover of one of these journals along with the winged manikin that inspired the artwork below, its the Book box from the Book of Secrets workshop, painted with techniques using Decoart Traditions from the Timeworn workshop!
Hope you likey!
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Andy
I ran a workshop at the Stamp Attic in Wantage on Saturday and got very inspired by what I saw there.
Lewis, a participant on the Book of Secrets workshop I held there a few weeks back had used the techniques on an artists manikin and gave it wings, I wished I had my camera with me at the time so I could show you.
I met some lovely people on the workshop and just want to say a big hello to you all, and thanks for all the laughs!!
Anyway I will get to the point, I also met Sue Roddis there who's work I absolutely love, I was lucky enough to have a look at some of her journal work, it was the front cover of one of these journals along with the winged manikin that inspired the artwork below, its the Book box from the Book of Secrets workshop, painted with techniques using Decoart Traditions from the Timeworn workshop!
Hope you likey!
Click on Pictures to Enlarge
Andy
Likey? I lovey!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
hugs {brenda} xox
Great minds think alike! I was gonna mix the two on a box LOL
ReplyDeleteHi Andy. This is absolutely fantastic I love the altered background techniques you use. Brilliant piece. Thanks for sharing and for the inspiration you give to your followers. I must take an online class as you are too far away for me to attend workshops. Meanwhile you are on my blog's sidebar so I can keep up to date with your posts. :)
ReplyDeleteOh me likey very much!Thanks for the mention Andy and I am happy I helped inspire you....this is FANTASTIC!
ReplyDeleteMe no likey, me LOVE!!!! It's fantabulous!
ReplyDeleteAndy...this is a LOVEY...not a likey!!! Love all that texture!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Great texture!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Love how you created and inked the fire. Great combo of design elements. :)
ReplyDeleteI DO likey! I likey-a-loteeeee. Gorgeous texture and colours, yum :o)
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing piece! I started my BOS on Friday and have masses of plans for these techniques - that figure has really got me thinking (I've already got a skull and crossbones on my book!) - just my cup of tea... Thanks for your inspiration! Julie
ReplyDeleteoooooooooh I love this !
ReplyDeletecoo - that's fab Andy. I bet Sue is very chuffed that she inspired this. Thanks for a fab day on Saturday. One of my best workshops ever - we did have a laugh lol. Hope to come again.
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