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Showing posts with label digital downloads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital downloads. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 September 2019

Gecko Galz Steampunk Artist Trading Cards

Hello all
It's time for a new challenge theme over at the Gecko Galz customer challenge and this month the theme is Steampunk. I have a set of ATCs to share.


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Tuesday, 20 August 2019

Saturday, 1 June 2019

Gecko Galz June Customer Challenge Summer Post Card

Hello all

This month's customer challenge is all about summer so i have a postcard to share today.



DecoArt Acrylic Paints

Start off by covering a postcard in acrylic paint. 
Next add stamps to the background and ink edges.
Stamp on the sentiment.
Stamp out a few tropical stamps,colour and cut out.
Cut out one of the beach babes and add her to the card.
Add the tropical embellishments to finish.



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Friday, 20 April 2018

Ephemoire True Crime And Horror Themed Altered Bookmarks

Hi all

I have a tutorial showing you how to alter a few bookmarks using printables from Ephemore.






Cover the bookmark with red paint and leave it to dry before adding a layer of crackle paint.


Once this has set, Spritz the bookmark with red ink and then ink around the edges in red.



Print out the images from the  And cut out the pieces.


Adhere them to the bookmark using heavy gel medium to paste them down.



I painted the back red and then used a stamp .



Thread copper whire through the hole in the top and twist the wire around itself using pliers.


Thread beads on to the copper wire and then use pliers to curl the end up into a hook. Add a charm and then  twist the copper over itself to seal it up.

Here are the finished bookmarks





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Playing along with Dream in Darkness




Sunday, 21 January 2018

Ephemoire Digital Printables Creepy Curiosities


Hi all
I am back with my first make for Ephemoire with these altered match boxes and a video.





Here are a few clear shots of the projects as it is winter over here in the UK and sometimes the lighting can be poor.










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Sunday, 10 April 2016

DecoArt Blogger Outreach Program: The Black Death Mixed Media Layout

Hello and welcome

Today i am going to teach you a little about the dark history of the UK, The one the tourism industry like to sugar coat with tacky pens and that crap pewter jewelry you find in the gift shop. Well no amount of sugar could coat this one as The Plague also known as the Black Death killed between 75 to 200 million people across Europe which was about 50% of the population. Here is a wiki link for more info https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Death.



 This is a Plague Doctor, If dying of a horrible disease that made you flesh turn black on drop off wasn't bad enough you would get a visit from this scary man. The long  nose on the mask was stuffed with herbs to hid the smell of death and was long to prevent the disease from being breathed in. The Plague was spread by flea bite and was not air borne otherwise we would be extinct. The cane was to whack diseased people with to avoid contact with the infected.


The MDF tombstones are from Things to Alter and i painted them with DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics. The paper roses are inked with DecoArt Media Misters. For the background i used the Pixelated Stencil with some black DecoArt Media Acrylic ink that has been mixed with white texture paste. It created this lovely ash colour which is fitting for the subject.


I used The Coven digital paper pack from Gecko Galz for the paper layers and Mirabelle 12x12 paper pad for the base layer.


Don't worry the red splats are Red Media Mister and not actual blood because that would be gross.


Here is death who i painted with Paynes Grey Media Paint. 


Thank you for visiting and if you would like to see this macabre thing for yourself then pop over to the Falstaff's Museum in Stratford Upon Avon for a bit more dark history.