Tuesday, 6 December 2011

Introduction to Art Journaling: day two

Hi, and welcome to our second Art Journaling day.
We talked about more messy and grungy AJ yesterday... well, here you go. Completely different style...
a lot of texture... yummy work on a page..
Gio is your host today and she's going to tell you how she achieved this.

 Spread some Claudine hellmuth gesso on the page with an old credit card.

Stamp the wet gesso with a text stamp, like one from Paperartsy HP1006

When the gesso is dry, add texture with a stencil, mine is Arlequin from Crafter Workshop, you can use gesso, or Viva Croco Paint: transparent

or DreamWeaver Crackle' paste


While your page is drying, gesso an old book page and stamp some building with BlackJet Stazon and
CraftyIndividuals CI 273 plate and Paperartsy HP1007


When the page is dry spritz it with your favourite mists, I used Cosmic Shimmer Mister: lava red , Cosmic Shimmer Mister: mango blaze and Cosmic Shimmer Mister: Teal Wash.

To highlight the texture I use several TH Distress Inks

I cut out the stamped image and glued to the page with Claudine Hellmuth multimedium Matte

I stamped some words with the Alpha stamp set from CraftySecret and Black stazon and add some
journal and doodles with a permanent black pen




To make her page, Gio used:
Artcoe Blue bell spiral cartrige book: short edge A5 
Claudine Hellmuth Studio - Kit - Mediums 
Crafty Secrets: Artsy Alphabet 
Hot Picks 1007
CI-273 - Memory lane
Dreamweaver Crackle' paste
Cosmic Shimmer Misters: lava red , mango blaze, Teal Wash 
The Crafters Workshop template - Harlequin 
Tando Masks: Sequin Waste
TH Distress Inks Mustard Seed, Broken China, Worn Lipstick

so how is this? 
Did you like it? Let us know in a comment below... 
And see you tomorrow for more... 





13 comments:

  1. I can't wait to get started next year. This one looks messy fun!

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  2. Bold and beautiful. Love the zip. xx

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  3. I really like the idea of writing in the gesso. Great series, thanks.

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  4. I am loving this art journalling mini course lol super Love Cynthia x

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  5. More great pages would love to make one - next year great inspiration.

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  6. I really like this technique !
    Congratulations and thank you for explanations !
    Mirevan from Chambéry

    www.mirevan.canalblog.com

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  7. What a fabulous inky page!So much texture.

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  8. Love it!! Thank you for great inspiration

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  9. Love the texture you've achieved with this background.

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  10. This is brill especally love the use of the zipper teeth clever that :)
    Von xxx

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  11. Wow!!!!! j'adore!!!!I love it!!!!!!

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