Have you ever made about a million monotype prints, and really only liked about half of them?
That happens to me every time . . . but I don't mind, because those less-than-satisfactory prints always end up as
something. Eventually.
Here is one of those prints that got a spritzing with spray inks and cut up into atc backgrounds--you can see more of the process in my share today at the
Altered Pages Artsociates blog. Thank you to Stencil1 for the variety of perfectly sized backgrounds:
So. I've also been tidying up the art room. If you live in the US, and would like one of these atcs and some of the art room findings--not a ton, just some fun flat goodies that fit in an envelope--just leave me a comment here. I'll wait a couple weeks, and if needed, do a random draw thing. So that's four little sweeties.
Anyone?
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LOVE these ATCs - the backgrounds are great - just goes to show what you can do with 'rejects' with a little thought and some good design skills!
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented and I would like one of your ATC's to add to my collection♥
ReplyDeleteI love your ATCs! The rescued prints are so awesome. So fun all around, always enjoy your posts and such fun stuff! Have a super day and thanks for sharing!~kim
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful use of your Gelli prints - love the ATC's!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a goodie from your art room. Isn't it fun to smear paint and find that treasure as you pull the paper up? I love what you created with your prints even though you don't care for a print, it almost always adds a special touch to an image.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have some of your art! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat way to show the same BG in many different ways! I love your creativity. And, I would love to have an ATC from you!
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ReplyDeleteHave you seen the new pocket letters? I recently received one from D. M. I really like the ATC with the square checkerboard stencil. I NEED that stencil! I clicked on publish for my first comment and it went off into cyberspace, so here's hoping this one will publish. =0)
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for you comments--I'll be sending everyone above a little something eventually, please be patient!
ReplyDeleteWhen you least expect it--wham! Happy Mail!
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Hi Trisha, I was sure I commented on this post but I don't see it. Maybe I am losing the plot. Anyway, these are all beautiful. Great use of the gelli backgrounds, a technique I still have yet to try. Have a great day. Hugz
ReplyDeleteI would love to give one of those sweeties a good home. Or even some of those odd findings found in the stash room clean up. ;) Hugs they are fab ATCs, Trish!
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