I added gems to the chipboard grape clusters for extra texture and interest, and I used the corkscrews included in the chipboard set as substitutes for the letter "T" in my title work. Bits of stencilling with homemade texture paste added some extra detail.
After gluing everything down with a hot glue gun, I painted the entire surface with black gesso,
then rubbed some Art Alchemy Metallique waxes onto various areas, then sprayed some Rustoleum Stone Textured Finish (from the spray paint section at the hardware store) and added a little Tattered Angels mists here and there. The mists are subtle on a black surface, but do add some tint and a bit of shimmer.
I am entering this in the May challenge at Bleeding Art-the criteria is to add stencilling to your mixed media project.
Thanks so much for stopping by, and have a wonderful and creative week! xx
A fabulous canvas Lynne. A great textured background and super chipboard details xx
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful with the wonderful layers and textures. Thanks for joining us this month at Bleeding Art. Look forward to seeing you again.
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Linda xxx
Love your wine canvas. Lots of wonderful detail and texture. Judy DT
ReplyDeleteWow Lynne what a stunning piece you have here. So many amazing elements here and so much colour and depth. A truly beautiful canvas!
ReplyDeleteLove this design! Thanks for joining us at Bleeding Art!
ReplyDeleteWowzers!! The detail is truly amazing! You are very talented! Thanks for sharing your tips on how you create!
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