Well, I thought I was down for the count on this one. Thought I packed grungeboard, but couldn't find it, thought I had some fabric scraps along, but no dice. Tried it on some thick chipboard and it turned out like $#!@. Then I saw some hardwood flooring scraps leftover from our project in the back room and decided to give it a go on that. I may add a little to it when I get home to my plethora of supplies, but I'm happy with it so far. I used bottle, stream, lettuce and meadow on the bottom; red pepper, butterscotch and latte in the middle; and stream, stonehenge, denim and eggplant on the top. 2 new Stampscapes stamps for the image.
Love your description - it turned out great........
ReplyDeleteOh wow Rachelle how resourceful of you thats pure brilliance. I love your creation especially the scene and colours you've used. Yep everything about it is just great. x
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful.Wonderful colors. I love it on the wood. An artist can never be stopped. I love Stampscape stamps too.
ReplyDeleteWell you did great with making do! Love that you used a Stampscapes stamp on this piece. Great colors!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very very resourceful use of items. It reminds me of an oil painting I saw Bob Ross do once lol
ReplyDeleteLooks great
Wow, what a stunning, striking piece and well done for finding something to use - and it's turned out brilliantly!
ReplyDeleteWow, Rachelle, way to improvise and create a totally gorgeous work of art! The agate technique looks awesome on the wood scrap. I love those colors, and the way you designed this is so pretty, with the sky/earth/water effect. The Stampscapes images are great, too. I'm so glad you found a way to work with what you had, and you did a beautiful job!
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