Your challenge is to create a project based on any of the spooky words you find in our word search! Have fun looking :)
Our super amazing prize this month is sponsored by Grumbacher art supplies! They were so kind to send our design team some products to play with, and they are giving one of our lucky entrants an awesome prize as well!
Now time for my Halloween project. In the word search I found the words skull, purple, orange, and bones...
I had some canvas board laying around so decided to finally put it to good use!
The Grumbacher acrylic paints are so smooth and mix beautifully. I got a perfect Halloween orange by mixing the yellow and red paints and painted over my board. Then I added some paper tape from Tim Holtz "Regions Beyond".
Then I used my fingers to spread around some of the Grumbacher black acrylic paint...
Next I used the Grumbacher Higgins ink to tint my modeling paste (i used one drop of blue and one drop of yellow to make a green). The stencil I used is The Crafter's Workshop "Spiderweb".
Finally I used some Koh-I-Noor woodless colored pencils to color my skull and skeleton images from Tim Holtz's "Frightful" ephemera pack. I loved using the pencils because Koh-I-Noor is actually the very first 'real' colored pencils I ever purchased... probably about 17 years ago. They were great then and still are now!
To finish off the background, I painted some Unity number stamps with Grumbacher acrylics then stamped on my board. I also cut up some purple gauze paper to place behind my skeleton.
Thanks for joining me today and have a wonderful October! Make sure to enter your October project into our MMMC Gallery! You have until October 31st to submit your fabulous mixed media art :)
loving your funky little skeleton!
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Donna xx
Wow!!! Awesome!!! It´s a great job!
ReplyDeletevery cool project thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteBarb Housner
Amazing background, spooky greetings!
ReplyDeleteSpooktacular piece! Love the spider web stencil.
ReplyDeleteLove this mixed media page! Love the background. The skeleton looks ready to boogie!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun and spooktacular work of art Rachel! Love all the texture! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun challenge. loving your creation, the colours and the layout are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteFun project! I love how vibrant the tinted modelling paste looks.
ReplyDeleteLots going on - and its a joy to look at! I love the way you found those words (colours) and incorporated into the project as well. Great! Cxx
ReplyDeleteLots going on - and its a joy to look at! I love the way you found those words (colours) and incorporated into the project as well. Great! Cxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project. The modeling paste and mixing your own color of green. Great way to use the supplies you have. I loved how the green modeling paste through the spider web stencil turned out. Cool background.
ReplyDeleteLove your jaunty grungy dancing skeleton! I'm not familiar with that brand of paint, but it looks like great stuff.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely loved this layout..The color combo is tooo good :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous layout and the paints look great. I see a bit of a spend coming along.
ReplyDeleteFabulous layout and the paints look great. I see a bit of a spend coming along.
ReplyDeleteawesome canvas!
ReplyDeleteThat is so much fun, love your wonderful Halloween colour palette and the skeleton is fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing it, Deb xo
ReplyDeletelove that spider web. beautiful and fun card. awesome work.
ReplyDeleteThis is so creepy cool! Love love that web and your palette is the best! oh- and i love that gauze!
ReplyDeleteJackie ")
http://www.creatingwithoutcrayons-jackiepneal.com/
wonderful skull...thanks for sharing....i used slkull for this month challenge :D
ReplyDeleteI love all the texture! cool!!
ReplyDeletea really funky fun piece of art . Love ya dancing skellie x
ReplyDeleteFun project! Love the skeleton and background!
ReplyDeleteFun project! Love the skeleton and background!
ReplyDeleteCool project. Made me smile. Fun and fitting for Halloween and superb use of products. Fabulous. Hello from mmmc x
ReplyDeleteThe dancing skeleton really made me smile, I love him. It almost seemed a shame to cover up that wonderful orange and tape background but the spider web is wonderful in the green and makes a fantastic backdrop to the skeleton. Love this! Anne x
ReplyDeleteYour dancing skele really made me laugh. Love the painty background. Hugz
ReplyDeleteCool Canvas! That dancing skeleton reminds me of puppet shows. The web in green is so spooky and cool!
ReplyDeleteLayers of fun here! Jenny x
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