I am excited to share the new release from Artistic Outpost! Paperboy is the newest plate from Artistic Outpost. The plate has the sweetest images of "newsies", the paper boys selling papers on the corners of the city streets. Also included are a newsprint collage, a megaphone for
announcing the latest and greatest, and sentiments professing that "you
are the hero in your own story".
I created a series of wall hangings using a series of chipboard coasters:
I started with stamping the paper boy image onto newspaper and coloring him with watercolor pencils and a waterbrush. I tore the edges and added distress ink around the edges.
The background was painted white and stamped over with the background stamp using a blue ink. I added a few banners from the Country Life plate. The muslin was stamped with the script from Secretary Pool
The second project uses the girls from the PaperBoy plate:
I kept singing the songs from Annie as these girls reminded me of the girls in the orphanage with Annie. I placed them in front of the cityscape and added the sentiment from Kudzu Kafe.
The last image made me think of some of the big news days from different eras:
I used the images from the Hero plate for the backdrop behind the newspaper boy. I added the rustic stars an the word Hero.
To see all the DT wonderful inspiration hop along to each of their blogs:
Thanks for stopping by!
Suzz
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
School Days
Welcome to the June Artistic Outpost Blog Hop! Today the Artistic Outpost Design Team is sharing projects for school days! .
I started from this cute notebook. It had chipboard cover and bottom:
I covered the surface with Gaffer's Tape from 7 Gypsies. I added a touch of color with Ranger Distress Ink Peacock Feathers. I added a slight smudging of white acrylic paint.
I stamped the sweet image from the Favorite Book and colored with the distress inks and shaded with color pencils. I stamped the house frame from the Whimsical Melange using StazOn and cut out using detail scissors. The letters are from the Secretary Pool and are stamped and cut out. I added a ring for the pencils.
To see all the other fabulous projects from the design team:
Suzz
I started from this cute notebook. It had chipboard cover and bottom:
I stamped the sweet image from the Favorite Book and colored with the distress inks and shaded with color pencils. I stamped the house frame from the Whimsical Melange using StazOn and cut out using detail scissors. The letters are from the Secretary Pool and are stamped and cut out. I added a ring for the pencils.
To see all the other fabulous projects from the design team:
Thanks for stopping by!
Suzz
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Artistic Outpost - March Release
Today is March release day for Artistic Outpost! I was thrilled to receive the new plates! I have been happily playing with the new plates. The release includes: Quote and Quotables, Flower Market, and Secretary Pool.
The Quote and Quotables includes quotes from a variety of women. Including J.K. Rowling, Audrey Hepburn, Lucille Ball... So many wonderful quotes to play with. The Flower Market is a combination of butterflies, flowers and French elements. (All of my favorite things!) The Secretary Pool provides a vintage blend of all your office tools and so fun to ink up!
My first project took me over a day to create but I enjoyed the exploration of trying something new and different:
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I started with an old book which I spent some time burrowing into on the one half to create a little space for my fairy and lavender.
I am not going to share all the details on the book as it would take awhile. If you have questions, please feel free to email me. Products used: Artistic Outpost - Flower Market, Neverland, Paris Exposition, Watercolor pencils, Glimmer Mist - Purple, White Acrylic Paint, Vintage Photo - Ranger Distress Inks, Pearls, Doily, Recollections Flower Trim, Sizzix Rose Blooms Die Cut, Ranger Archival Ink .
My next project uses one of the new quotable stamps:
I love this quote and it works so beautifully with the Birds of a Feather plate. I stamped the script from the new Secretary Pool on muslin in the background with a little smears of white acrylic paint. The quote from Emily Dickinson is stamped on tissue paper using Versafine green ink. I added burlap, feather, statice and buttons as accents.
My final card mixes in the Secretary Pool plate with the Steampunk plate:
The background of everything is glimmer misted green and yellow. Then the images are stamped using Ranger Archival Black ink. Then a layer of white acrylic paint is smeared onto the surfaces to soften the color.
The images are stamped from the new Secretary Pool and the Steampunk plate. The edges are distressed with the distressing tool and sponged around the cardbase with Vintage Photo. The edges are stapled and accented with snaps.
For more inspiration and fabulous creations take a peek at what the rest of the DT has created!
Thanks for stopping by!
Suzz
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