Stamps Used:

• 42001 I Stock info

All the colors for this and the next page were titan buff, phthalo blue (red shade) and burnt sienna Golden Fluid Acrylics. I also used a bit of Daniel Smith duochrome adobe to add a bit of metallic to the background.

I painted the background titan buff. I masked off the area to fit under the transfer and stamped the stock info image over and over to fill the space. I made the Omni-Gel transfer from a photo from Flickr. The green-blue patina of the angel was the perfect shade. I painted titan buff over the hands and white flowers on the backside of the transfer to make these opaque. I didn't want the stamped image to show through.

Stamps Used:

• 58010 G Solid scroll

I started this page by painted a background of titan buff. I glue down a page from a book making sure not to get glue on the front. The I used masking tape to pull of sections of the page. Washes of matte medium with burnt sienna and a touch phthalo blue were painted over the text. A darker mix with 50/50 burnt sienna and phthalo blue was painted on outer edge to create a border.

I painted the stamp with titan buff and stamped around the edges. The angel images was glued down with matte medium. The images was outlined with a white gel pen.

Stamps Used:

• 40004 I Hexagonal clock

The background wash (paint mixed with matte medium) and green shades came from mixing titan buff, cadmium yellow medium, cadmium red and cerulean blue Golden Fluid Acrylics. Adding the touch of red dulled the green nicely.

First I made several Omni-Gel transfers from a photo from Flickr in different sizes and orientations. I stamped the clock on a piece of tan paper. The time on the clock is 8:22, my birthday. The clock image was toned down by several layers of titan buff. The flower shapes were cut out from one of the embossed papers I sell. The shapes were painted black and washed with watery white paint. Everything was glued down with either matte medium or soft gel. I rubbed a green Neocolor I (NOT the watercolor crayons but the oil crayons) on its' side to highlight the corrugation.

 Stamps Used:

• 16003 G Clock border

I tried to add a halo of lace paper around the angel's head but it disappeared when I glued it down. I rubbed black and white paint to highlight the paper. The punched shapes came from a magazine ad with red rose images. Red and green are complementary colors. I glued down the clock charm made from the clock kit on the brass bezel page of my website.

I rubbed a lime green Neocolor I (NOT the watercolor crayons but the oil crayons) on its' side to highlight the corrugation.