So, each week, as part of the Art Journal Caravan, in the itinerary are these fabulously lavish words. I wanted to do something with them every week, and what better way to expand your vocabulary than to make little definition cards. :)
So I cut up some watercolor paper and made my first three Webster Dictionary ATC cards. I have an old dictionary that I picked up from the thrift shop. I often use it for collage backgrounds and such, so this was perfect. I absolutely adored working on these little tiny canvases. They were great for experimenting and trying new techniques out.
{Clandestine} I used acrylic paint, lots of layers of masks and stuff, and added some lace and a rub-on by Hambly.
{Propinquity} This one was done with watercolors. The image is from an old book on the history of women. (I LOVE used book stores!) I added the "P" by Color Bok, and accents with my sharpie black pen. I was able to get that transparent pink look with a Sharpie Mark It marker.
{Soliloquy} This was a mix of watercolor and acrylic. I used lace as a mask and pounced the acrylic pain on to get that cool texture. The brackets are an acrylic stamp, but I touched it up with my Sharpie paint pen.
Thanks for looking! I can't wait to make some more of these!
PS - What do you think of the new look on my blog?



The new look is awesome!!! Love your paitings for the AJC, too! :)
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