Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Baby Boy Deven book

Ten Two Studio has several of these little books. I made this one for my newest grandson Deven. The books are a download, you can make tons of them for gifts. Lisa also has tags and all sorts of other things to make you book special. There is a pink one for girls.

Friday, January 8, 2010

Mandala swap


Here are my cards for a mandala swap I am hosting at Illustrated ATCs. I used acrylic paint for the background of the center card to get the intense purple color.

Monday, January 4, 2010

Raspberry Truffle and Fresh Brewed



Ten Two Studios has some fun digital sheets for you to download. I chose Raspberry Truffle and Fresh Brewed. I wanted to see how many things I could make with one sheet and I came up with one artist trading card, one 4x4 chunky book page and two tags from each sheet. I did not even use up everything!



Inchie books

These are little inchie books made for a swap I am participating in at Illustrated ATCs. We were to make book of six inchies. Each book could not be bigger than 2.5x3.5 inches or the size of an artist trading card. The book above was a one inch by six strip drawn and watercolored. Then it was cut into one inch sections and glued to each page.


This book's pages were not cut but folded and glued to make one contiuous page. It is a watercolor on watercolor paper.


This book has a its pages fold out with three images on each side. The paper is actually a heat sensitive shipping label. After I inked in the art a carefully hit it with my heat gun to make the darkened background. Then I cut the art in one inch squares and put them on the folded pages.

This last book is Asian inspired book. It was drawn on a brown colored cardstock with ink then the "snow" was applied with white acrylic paint. It too is a continuous piece that was cut into one inch squares. The cover has that textured snow that most crafters use on their holilday art.

Friday, January 1, 2010

Moleskin Project 2009/2010

This is Lisa B's book. The theme is whimsical women. I chose to do little girls because they are very whimsical in their own right.