Moulds and more moulds, I think we all love them. Possibilities are endless, how did we survive without them? I mean you can cast as much as you want and use them in so many projects. My favourite ones from Finnabair's last release are on this canvas. Those cool-looking sparrows and the amazingly versatile lightbulbs.
Mixed Media Place supplies:
 |  |  |  |  |  |
 |  |  |  |
Hello Everyone!
Today's creation is Halloween-themed, so it won't be left out this year.
As for the colours, even Wednesday might like to keep it on her shelf. :D
I glued old book pages to the base with soft matte gel and washi tape. Where there was no paper I covered it with black gesso, and the paper with clear gesso.
I stencilled with black gesso, then used a white gesso with a dry brush to highlight the edges and stencil.
I first painted the area under the rim of the glass with White Pearl acrylic paint, splashing more water on it to make the colour less intense. I then used liquid acrylic paints in the following shades: Ink Black, Burnt Sienna and Purple.
I used Ink Black acrylics for both the bone mould elements and the skulls.
The demonic chipboard elements were painted with purple liquid acrylic, geared chipboard elements with raven black sparks acrylic. I found burnt sienna suitable for the gear mould elements.
I used metal elements from Finnabair and Mitform Castings to brighten up the creation.
Finally; I sprinkled some granular decorative elements on the top and stamped a little.
Have a nice day
Marietta
Mixed Media Place supplies:
|  | |  | |  |
 |  |  |  |  |  |
 |  |  |  |  |
The first is an Art Journal, made from scratch. Easy to have on our work table, the composition has elements such as a wing, key, gears and so on ... that tell us to unleash our creativity. I love the versatility of being able to use acrylic paints with wax of different colours.
Mixed Media Place supplies:
|  | | |
