Sunday, January 30, 2011

Creative Blocks


I thought I would post a picture of my latest creation.  This project is a class Tim Holtz offers, however a creative group I gather with chose this as our latest altered art project. I was impressed at what we were able to produce in our afternoon together. 






The base for this collage is a large canvas with several small canvases added on the surface to create blocks and dimension.  A variety of techniques were used to create my piece.  General collage and distress concepts were employed along with image transfers processed with gel medium and stamp/tissue paper.  Found objects, game pieces, scrapbook elements, napkins, Ideaology findings, old clock parts, grungeboard, vintage used stamps, tissue tape and ephemera were utilized as well. 

I love the ecclectic look.  I know it is busy, but I do love the layers.

9 comments:

  1. Your piece turned out great, very creative. Hope you had fun!

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  2. This is very interesting. I love the layering. The bingo card instantly jumps out at me. You did a really awesome job.

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  3. Lots to look at. Which I love! I really like the compostition. It has unique dimensions, very appealing.

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  4. This is really nice!

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  5. What a great idea! Your work is very inspiring! I've added myself as a follower.

    Ann (freespirit66)
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  6. I really like what you've done with the tin. It's really awesome work!!
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  7. I would be very proud to display this in my home, what a conversation starter, it's fabulous :)

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  8. I love those layers too! The look is very very cool!

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  9. way cool everything just flows together so wonderfully

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