Digital Art layout created with the new "MORE ODD PEOPLE & BORDERS" kit from
Crowabout Studio B at Deviant Scrap
Thursday, June 30, 2011
MORE ODD PEOPLE & BORDERS - CROWABOUT STUDIO B AT DEVIANT SCRAP
Digital Art layout created with the new "MORE ODD PEOPLE & BORDERS" kit from
Crowabout Studio B at Deviant Scrap
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
BIRDS OF A FEATHER--CROWABOUT STUDIO B AT DEVIANT SCRAP
Digital Art layout created with the new "MORE ODD PEOPLE & BORDERS" kit from CROWABOUT STUDIO B AT DEVIANT SCRAP.
Monday, June 27, 2011
NEW KIT-CROWABOUT STUDIO B AT DEVIANT SCRAP
Digital Art layout created with the new "MORE ODD PEOPLE & BORDERS" kit from CROWABOUT STUDIO B AT DEVIANT SCRAP.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
MUSICAL CHILDREN - DEZINAWORLD
Digital Art created with images from the beautiful "Musical Children" collage sheet from DEZINAWORLD
Friday, June 24, 2011
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
Sunday, June 19, 2011
TUTORIAL - CREATING BACKGROUNDS
By: Gayle Page-Robak, Mixed Media & Digital Artist
For: Gingersnap Creations on behalf of the Altered Pages Design Team
I have elected to present a fun and relatively simple background. This "CITRASOLV BACKGROUND" requires relatively few supplies and can be very addictive.
Items required:
CITRASOLV (cleaner and degreaser);
Small spray bottle;
Sheet of plastic to protect your work space area;
White Paper Towels;
Cotton Balls & cosmetic rounds (optional);
Glossy magazine or book pages (my preference-National Geographic Magazines).
1. Select and tear out glossy magazine/book pages of your choice, taking into consideration the colors you would like to work with.
ORIGINAL GLOSSY PAGE:
2. Lay your plastic sheet over your work area to protect the work surface.
3. Place some paper towelling over the plastic. This will absorb any liquid over-sprays.
4. Place your page selection on the paper towel.
5. Pour some of the CITRASOLV solution into the small spray bottle.
6. Spray the entire surface of your glossy page.
7. Let this sit for a few seconds while you "wad" up a piece of paper towel.
8. With this wad of paper towel in your hand, begin to gently manipulate the Citrasolv-covered glossy page until you have achieved an altered page to your liking. If you so choose, you can also add droplets of the Citrasolv solution to your page for effect.
9. Let your altered page dry naturally. It doesn't take long since the paper is not thick.
COMPLETED ALTERED BACKGROUND:
10. Cut to desired size for your paper arts project. Great for card backgrounds, covering box art projects, etc.
I have added a number of completed altered Citrasolv backgrounds here so you can see a variety of backgrounds you can use in your paper arts.
This is a card I have created with my sample Citrasolv background paper. I selected an image from a collage sheet I created for ALTERED PAGES entitled "LesChapeau AP#1943". I have digitally created my art piece but it is as easily created manually as a paper arts piece. I would suggest you adhere your newly created background piece to a piece of cardstock. This will provide stability before you add it to your actual card base. Cut out your image, backed by another piece of cardstock which will give it a narrow frame, and affix it to your Citrasolv Background. Embellish and Enjoy! Hugs, Gayle
For: Gingersnap Creations on behalf of the Altered Pages Design Team
I have elected to present a fun and relatively simple background. This "CITRASOLV BACKGROUND" requires relatively few supplies and can be very addictive.
Items required:
CITRASOLV (cleaner and degreaser);
Small spray bottle;
Sheet of plastic to protect your work space area;
White Paper Towels;
Cotton Balls & cosmetic rounds (optional);
Glossy magazine or book pages (my preference-National Geographic Magazines).
1. Select and tear out glossy magazine/book pages of your choice, taking into consideration the colors you would like to work with.
ORIGINAL GLOSSY PAGE:
2. Lay your plastic sheet over your work area to protect the work surface.
3. Place some paper towelling over the plastic. This will absorb any liquid over-sprays.
4. Place your page selection on the paper towel.
5. Pour some of the CITRASOLV solution into the small spray bottle.
6. Spray the entire surface of your glossy page.
7. Let this sit for a few seconds while you "wad" up a piece of paper towel.
8. With this wad of paper towel in your hand, begin to gently manipulate the Citrasolv-covered glossy page until you have achieved an altered page to your liking. If you so choose, you can also add droplets of the Citrasolv solution to your page for effect.
9. Let your altered page dry naturally. It doesn't take long since the paper is not thick.
COMPLETED ALTERED BACKGROUND:
10. Cut to desired size for your paper arts project. Great for card backgrounds, covering box art projects, etc.
I have added a number of completed altered Citrasolv backgrounds here so you can see a variety of backgrounds you can use in your paper arts.
This is a card I have created with my sample Citrasolv background paper. I selected an image from a collage sheet I created for ALTERED PAGES entitled "LesChapeau AP#1943". I have digitally created my art piece but it is as easily created manually as a paper arts piece. I would suggest you adhere your newly created background piece to a piece of cardstock. This will provide stability before you add it to your actual card base. Cut out your image, backed by another piece of cardstock which will give it a narrow frame, and affix it to your Citrasolv Background. Embellish and Enjoy! Hugs, Gayle
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Friday, June 17, 2011
ANIMAL FUN AT DEZINAWORLD
CLICK TO ENLARGE FUN DETAILS
Digital Art created with images from DEZINAWORLD'S new "Animal Fun" digital collage sheet.
BAGS & TAGS-ALTERED PAGES-GINGERSNAP
Altered Pages is currently being sponsored at Gingersnap Creations. As a designer for Altered Pages, this is a tag I have created for the Bags and Tags theme.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
AP JUNE CHALLENGE - PLAYING CARD ATC
Paper Arts ATC created with image from a collage sheet I created for ALTERED PAGES, entitles "The French Lady".
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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