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I used part of a class photo from the early 1900's. I used a xeroxed copy which I then put some paint onto the dresses & the girls cheeks. Look at all the sour puss faces on the girls.... except for the one girl next to the only boy. It just cracks me up! I glued the pieces onto a small dollar store chalk-board.... and since I like things "shiney" (I have no idea why) I sprayed it with a gloss spray. Well, that made the chalk marks disappear *sigh* so I got some white paint and one of my "forgot to wash it off paint brushes" and painted on the look of chalk . I sanded the surface slightly so it looks like its been slid in and out from under stacks of books for years. (The jute pictured at the top of the chalk-board is for hanging the piece) I think it turned out kinda cute~
2/11/08
Mixed media~
Here is a mixed media piece under the theme of "romance & love"I used part of a class photo from the early 1900's. I used a xeroxed copy which I then put some paint onto the dresses & the girls cheeks. Look at all the sour puss faces on the girls.... except for the one girl next to the only boy. It just cracks me up! I glued the pieces onto a small dollar store chalk-board.... and since I like things "shiney" (I have no idea why) I sprayed it with a gloss spray. Well, that made the chalk marks disappear *sigh* so I got some white paint and one of my "forgot to wash it off paint brushes" and painted on the look of chalk . I sanded the surface slightly so it looks like its been slid in and out from under stacks of books for years. (The jute pictured at the top of the chalk-board is for hanging the piece) I think it turned out kinda cute~
I used part of a class photo from the early 1900's. I used a xeroxed copy which I then put some paint onto the dresses & the girls cheeks. Look at all the sour puss faces on the girls.... except for the one girl next to the only boy. It just cracks me up! I glued the pieces onto a small dollar store chalk-board.... and since I like things "shiney" (I have no idea why) I sprayed it with a gloss spray. Well, that made the chalk marks disappear *sigh* so I got some white paint and one of my "forgot to wash it off paint brushes" and painted on the look of chalk . I sanded the surface slightly so it looks like its been slid in and out from under stacks of books for years. (The jute pictured at the top of the chalk-board is for hanging the piece) I think it turned out kinda cute~
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Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for coming to play on Mixed Media Monday. Diane
ReplyDeleteWow this is absolutely gorgeous. Love this creation.
ReplyDeletethat habe a great look. I like the white images of the background.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition, love the different techniques you used to create this piece!
ReplyDeletewtg! your rock, Girl!
ReplyDeleteI adore this piece and do remember passing those notes in school - this is great!
ReplyDeletewow - this is absolute great and a wonderful piece oft artwork!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful idea, love your work.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and work!
ReplyDeleteI like this! You are definitely talented.
ReplyDeleteI like this! You are definitely talented.
ReplyDeleteOh this is great, love the circle yes or no...
ReplyDeletevery cute creation!!
ReplyDeleteit´s great.
ReplyDeleteLOL, Of course she's smiling... Very cute! Love the faux-chalk!
ReplyDeleteOh, so sweet.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, lovely colours and I really like the 1+1...so unique!
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