Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 March 2016

Canvas "ALWAYS"

Hi,

I'm here again to share one more project with you. It's a canvas I created for my sweet daughter. The palette is inspired by this month's mood board at Berry71Bleu. Isn't it gorgeous!? I really enjoyed the whole process, creating the background, colouring with my new Twinkling H2Os and adding fabulous Prima embellishments. I'm pretty happy with the result:)

Let's have a look!






And the fabulous Mood Board.

  

Hugs

Sunday, 29 November 2015

Canvas "Dreamy"

Hi there!

I'm happy to share my new canvas with you. I've created the background using modeling paste, acrylic paints, texture paste Black Sand by Finnabair with the stencil, embossing and some stamping to finish. I've used Kaisercraft paper from 75 Cents and Close Up! collections. I was inspired by a gorgeous Vintage November mood board at Berry71bleu .

Let's have a look )








And here's the Mood Board.

Wednesday, 29 July 2015

Canvas "Live and Fly"

Hi friends,
Today I'm sharing with you my new canvas inspired by the SATW July Mood Board. The Board is wonderful, isn't it? I'm enjoying everything: the colours, the flowers and the butterfly, and the quotation of course. This gives me the feeling of warmth, freedom and hope for the better future:)

Here is the canvas.









... and the Mood Board.



Tuesday, 16 June 2015

Canvas "Sunflower"
Hi,
Today I'm here to share with you my new canvas I've created with Mixed Media Place and their Creative Gym - Exercise # 8. The task is simple :) It's all about drawing. So, here I used looots of modeling paste with acrylic paints to create volume and texture, and watercolor pencils for a final touch.






Wednesday, 26 November 2014

LO "My Parents"

Hi everybody!Today I'd like to share with you my new canvas I created for my parents. Here I used their old photo. This present is  inspired by the sketch at C'est Magnifique . So, I prepared the canvas, covered it with acrylic paints and distresses, then applied modelling paste through the stencil. When the canvas dried, I created layers with paper and some cloth, added embellishments and again covered them with  acrylic paints. Finally, I finished with some stamps, sprays, and of course glass beads by Finnabair.







Here is the sketch:)

November Sketch Challenge!