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| Original mixed media painting over collage on 6 in. by 12 in. canvas panel. (1/4 inch deep) |
I did a couple more girls from Christy Tomlinson's She Art 1 workshop. I did a repeat of the skirt with the dictionary pages as I had prepared too many red pages last week and wanted to use them up. Plus, it's really fun getting your fingers so dirty.
I covered the pages with red Dr. Ph. Martin's Bombay India Inks and tore it into strips when dry. Then I dipped each strip in fluid matte medium and gently crumpled them all over her skirt. The background is pages from a Bible that I found at the dollar store and her body is made of sheet music.
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| 8 x 8 inches Mixed Media on canvas panel (1/4 inch deep) |
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Oh these are so precious Heather! I love all that texture.
ReplyDeleteYou've done a good job Heather and I like the textures. Don't you just love Christy's work. I have her book. Thanks for sharing and inspiring. Terri www.morningdewdrops.com
ReplyDeleteLovely mixed media creation ~ Wow! the texture ~ wonderful ~ namaste, Carol (A Creative Harbor) and linked w/Sweet Saturdays ^_^
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh I love what you do, its just so creative, beautiful
ReplyDeleteyou take new ideas and tools from school and make them into gorgeous pieces. the texture and colors are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWow..your work is totally gorgeous..such beautiful pieces..the ruffles are lush and vibrant..gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteVictoria
i just love that texture! so great! This is so inspiring...great work!
ReplyDeleteThat texture makes these really special, but I do like that you have such a strong style as well... happy SS xx
ReplyDeleteGreat texture...your girlies are gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteSo gourgeous! Love the red skirt!!
ReplyDeleteSuperb work! Fantastic texture!!!!!
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no idea what Dr Ph Bombay Inks colour or modelling paste are, but this is really creative stuff you have made. great work!
ReplyDeleteThese are great pieces, wonderful work!
ReplyDeletei love your colors and texture! great job!
ReplyDeleteOh that skirt is just so lush and lovely and ... and..... I want one!!!
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ReplyDeleteSo clever--and I like how the way the musical notes are arranged on the girl's face, it looks like eyes.
ReplyDeleteYour dresses/skirts are wonderful. Very nice job, Heather. Love your work. I hope to take a workshop or two over the summer. :)
ReplyDeletestill loving all the texture in your pieces. beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSimply amazing, Heather! Love the skirt!
ReplyDeleteHi Heather; I was trying to leave some comments on some blogs for Sweet Saturday. I know I have already sent you one here, but your name caught my eye. You contacted me about the interview. Nice to know who you are and where you are. Thanks Terri
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