Robin Redbreast
Hello! This is Robin, here to show you my latest layout.
I started out by printing a photo onto tissue paper. This is a sensitive medium to print on and
may take a few tries to succeed. You’ll
need to tape tissue paper onto a piece of cardstock. Make sure you tape on all sides and corners. Hold onto the paper as the printer pulls it
in.
This was a successful print even though I intended for the
picture to print in the center of the paper.
At least I got the entire impage.
I’m using the Green
Butterflies Glitter Cardstock as a base.
I tore up pieces of Kiwi
Sorbet Glitter Cardstock, Purple
Flowers Glitter Cardstock, Spring
Flowers Glitter Cardstock, and Spring
Stripe Glitter Cardstock and collaged the pieces over the base page with
Liquitex Matte Medium.
I painted white wash over the entire page.
I randomly stamped leaves with Staz-on ink and added color
with Gelatos around the page.
Adding more texture, I used a stencil to apply Golden Light
Molding paste. Once this is dry, spray
with a workable fixative so the Gelatos don’t smear when adding more layers.
I added more white acrylic paint with a brush and with a wad
of tissue,
dabbing it all around, for yet, more texture.
I applied a robin redbreast ephemera from Altered
Pages to the paper. I extended the
branch with acrylic paint and added Gelatos to the bird for a painterly look.
On a lower layer, I added washi tape to the upper left and
lower right corners.
I stamped the quote and date with alphabet stamps.
The bird cage from Gina’s Designs was painted with brass
distress paint.
I added more detail with a black and white pen and added
rub-ons for more detail.
Whatcha think??? Let me know in the comment section below.
Thanks for coming by! Until next time...
I think it is very cool!! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, all the torn scraps of the RN papers come together with your mixed media techniques beautifully. xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the tissue paper technique. I'm going to have to try it. What a fun layout!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see you use Gelatos, AlteredPages.com stocks them in all colors! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteWonderful LO, Robin!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I do like Gelatos, so much fun to work with!
:)
What a wonderful collage!!! Love all the details! Gelatos are one of my favorite products to work with!
ReplyDeleteThis page is a lot of fun, I'd love to make one of these with the bird, its so fresh and spring-like. Well done.
ReplyDeleteLove love love!! And the robin just topped it off!! Love the layers!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely collage...all of the elements come together seamlessly. The painterly look to the bird is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteTFS!
Such a beautiful layout, Robin. Wonderful colors and details.
ReplyDeletevery nice layout. Love all the textures and paint..
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