Showing posts with label inspirational project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspirational project. Show all posts

Oct 1, 2018

Ready Steady go - canvas for MTW

Hello dear readers!
Another month starting today and with it some amazing challenges, just like the More than Word main Challenge. Here's my inspirational DT project for the challenge.



Back in Brazil, near our house there's a square where every Weekend a wide Children's activities take place. That was our favorite LEISURE for every weekend. In the picture my daughter on the Motorcycle which she loved! I SPLASHED on the white canvas all colors, used in it, to give it a happy feeling what we always experienced in this place.
A imagem pode conter: texto e comida
Word Inspiration - LEISURE
Creative Challenge - SPLATS

What does the word LEISURE inspire you to create? You can choose to use the word somewhere on your project or simply be inspired by it. Since words are an integral part of our challenges, we want to know how this month's word stimulated your creative process, so please do explain in your blog post how it inspired you!

This month, our challenge concept is all about having fun! Remember when you were a child and you loved to play with paint and create splatters? Well we at More Than Words still love to do this! Our challenge for you this month is to take out your paints, inks, stains, etc and add SPLATS to your project.

Some more photos:





We would be so happy to have you playing with us!

Thanks for stopping by xoxo


Sep 8, 2018

Autumm Challenge at Studio75

Hello dears!
After a short Summer break Studio75 come back with a new challenge and an amazing Mood-Board.

Here's my DT inspirational project for the challenge.


In this altered hoop I used especially papers from the Splash it collection but also papers from different collections which matches perfectly  the mood board and Autumn theme.

After adhering the Violet Love paper to the hoop, I spread over a layer of clear gesso, colored here and there with Anemone&Coral Fantasy texture set by Finnabair using a pallete knife. Over it I spread molding paste through a Dusty Attic Stencil.

When all background was dry I adhered white fabric lace and Fabric lace colored with Cowabunga Copper Lindy's Spray. A Chipboard Alamor Gate from Scrapiniec.
Added some paper die cuts made from Studio75 papers (listed below). The paper frame is also a die cut made from Lavender morning paper.
I also added a photo and metal keys to the compositation.
After adhering all elements I gave everything a layer of white gesso dry Brush.

Hope you like it and find it inspiring!

Here's what I've used:


 

 

 




Don't forget to join us at the challenge!

Thanks for stopping by xoxo