Showing posts with label Collage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collage. Show all posts

August 11, 2012

ATC Swap Cards

Cards I made for Rita's swap. Watercolor backgrounds, rubber stamping, packing tape transfers, and illustrations cut from a 1944 McCall's magazine.


June 18, 2012

Just For Fun - ATC


I joined a new Facebook group this week called Abandoned Art and this is the first piece I plan to set free.

January 07, 2012

3 of Cups - Take 2




Recreated my 3 of Cups card for the steampunk tarot deck. I just wasn't happy with the other one. Too cartoony. Now I need to buy more ink and get these printed up and mailed off. They are sucking up ink like crazy. Turned out to be one VERY expensive project.

November 20, 2011

Steampunk Tarot Card Deck Project

It has been so long since I've done any artstuff, so I'm really excited about the project I joined. It's a Steampunk Tarot Card deck. I was assigned two cards -  the Four of Canes (Wands) posted here, and the Three of Cups which I still need to complete.




Here's the original cane I used. Just needed to "brass" it up and make the wood bit longer.


February 22, 2011

ATC for February's Challenge


All hand-drawn, colored, inked - nothing digital for a change. The challenge was that we had to use at least a bit of every item that was sent to us and include the word FUN somewhere in the card.  One of the items sent was this cute Zetti stamp character -but since there was only one and I was making four cards- I decided to draw it myself 3 times and kind of reassembled it so it would fit on the card. Originally the "wheel" bit was down below the square "body". I was really happy with how they turned out. None of them are exactly like the original, but they are very close. I did a different pattern on each cone hat just to mix it up a bit. The coloring was done with Neocolor II water-soluable wax pastels that I just bought - I LOVE THEM! They are like crayons for grown-ups. Really fun to work with. The painted/glittered papers in the background were some of the provided items as was the copper colored paper that I punched the little puzzle pieces out of. The red chalk stenciling was done with PanPastels, another new to me product that I absolutely LOVE.