Here is another page I made with some of the lovely Marion Smith Nirvana collection, and I did get quite messy with it! Here is the pin that inspired me…pin - it is someone's artwork so I didn't want to copy the image here :)
So I started with a layer of gesso in a V shape and then my gelatos. There is a small circular sponge tool that you can get with them, I damped this and then popped loads of circles in that V shape all over the page in blues, silver and a some gold. I had a look and wasn't too keen on the very spotty effect with my pictures, so I added some more gesso, and then smudged in gelatos and spritzed with water and then some cosmic shimmer paint to get drips….and this is the rather messy background I got as a result. I next went to work cutting out little pieces from the Marion Smith papers like the hot air balloons and little tags, and added some 7 gypsies cogs as well as prima lace, and behind the photo is a little journal card - Remember this - all cut out from the papers. The title is from the Glitz Finley collection.
Even though the page didn't quite turn out as I had imagined in my head, I quite like the mess, and enjoyed making it!
Nice, I like it! I have been doing a lot of art journalling lately, but I admit I haven't had the "courage" to get messy with my scrapbooking yet. I really want to try!
ReplyDeleteCool effect!!!
ReplyDeleteFun layout. Love your messy background! I really want some gelatos, need to find some...
ReplyDeleteWonderful page. You did a great job with being messy.
ReplyDeleteI like messy....good fun and pages are never the same! I like the concentrated area of blue forming the v shape
ReplyDeletehow cool is this. I would never have been able to get the v shape you have there. It looks so good love it x
ReplyDeleteFabulous inky drippage - what an amazing layout!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
WOWEE
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning.
ReplyDeleteC xx
Ooo love it! Kim
ReplyDeleteWow, wonderful page!!!! :) Coco xx
ReplyDeleteWow! I love your page. I have lifted it via UKS blog bits. Thanks so much for the inspiration. http://www.ukscrappers.co.uk/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=241900&ppuser=22361
ReplyDeleteSue x