My project is inspired by a scrap pulled from my scrap pile using the Paper Boy image.
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Suzz
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
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Welcome to the Artistic Outpost Design Team monthly blog hop! The team has created some beautiful projects!
My project is inspired by a scrap pulled from my scrap pile using the Paper Boy image.
I always think this little gent looks like a boy who lives down by the docks with his sweater and stocking cap. To create the feeling of the sea I added the lighthouse from the Beyond The Sea plate in the background. The background was created on the gelli plate using a clock stencil and paints. I added a few words from Huck Finn stamped in black ink. I added script from the French Flight plate randomly stamped in the background. .
Hop along for all the inspiration:
Thanks for stopping in!
Suzz
My project is inspired by a scrap pulled from my scrap pile using the Paper Boy image.
Hop along for all the inspiration:
Thanks for stopping in!
Suzz
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I love how you combined all those stamp plates. Your background is fabulous and full of detail. It reminds of an vintage print, turned from age and use. I just love the scene you have created!
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He does make a perfect fisherman's boy... Love the light and shade in the background, and that wonderful tissue tape and text - fab!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
perfect amalgamation of images - love this to bits xx
ReplyDeleteOnly you can take something from the trash pile and turn it into a work of art! The gelli plate BG with the mixture of AO images looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work of art! Love how you put it all together to make this perfect collage GF! hugs
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful collage piece filled with so many yummy vintage bits and pieces. I loved this from the moment I saw it! Beautiful work putting it all together.
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Linda
I do love how you layered up that background with inks, paints and text! The paperboy so belongs there! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Suzz....Love your piece for Artistic Outposts' blog hop. That sepia-ish background looks really nice with the black stamping and black border around it. I also love the addition of the knotted twine and the little metal pieces. <3 Candy
ReplyDeletePulled your ideas and it all came out beautiful! Those juices were flowing! Great job!
ReplyDeleteIvette
Pulled your ideas and it all came out beautiful! Those juices were flowing! Great job!
ReplyDeleteIvette
Hi Suzz, I absolutely love love your combination of AO images on this piece and you amaze me how you incorporate your scraps into a piece of art. The boy looks fantastic set against your backdrop. Love it. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteHi Suzz. There is just so much to love about this piece! So interesting, and everything looks so natural. A great combination of stamps!!! And colour!!!
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Hi
ReplyDeletePossibly one of my all time favourite colour palettes, I love neutrals and this little chap was a perfect choice.
This is stunning.
Wishes
Lynne
Love the old timey stuff. great card. I am not a card maker but love to color for the wife and help her compose her cards at times.I also have a blog that takes in all of my interests which is considerable.
ReplyDeleteBlessings
oooh so dimensional and lost in time...A scrap form the pile is always the best work..
ReplyDeletemiss you AO gals.
connie paxman
That's really well done, a fantastic card! I love the opening on the boy... and all the details. Thank you! Coco x
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