Showing posts with label Abstract in Acrylic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abstract in Acrylic. Show all posts

Monday, 24 September 2018

My teabag art for today is another mixed media piece using free downloadable Roben-Marie Smith artwork prints

My teabag art for today.  This is a used teabag primed with clear gesso.  The background was done with acrylic paints and stencils with some scribbly writing in black pen and posca pens.  The circles are one of the free download media sheets of some of Roben-Marie Smith artwork from her blog. These circles were glued on with a glue stick.  I also used a stabilo all pencil.

Saturday, 25 August 2018

My teabag art for today is another Abstract

My teabag art for today is another abstract.  This was painted on a used teabag with Acrylic paints and then silver leaf was added.  I also used a Stabilo All pencil for the black outlines.  Liquitex irredescent medium was added to the circles.

Sunday, 12 August 2018

Journal page with acrylic paints, scribble sticks, Dina Wakley Scribbly insects stamp set and dies

This is another art journal page I completed in my Dina Wakley journal - the background was just leftover acrylic paint from the previous page that I scraped onto this page.  I used Dina Wakley Scribbly insects stamp set, two dies - one a flower spray and one a netting die and Verses "Along the way" stamp set, tissue paper and matte medium.  I have a process video on my youtube channel for completing this page




Saturday, 11 August 2018

Abstract Acrylic Paint Art journal page

I just finished this page in my Dina Wakley journal - this was on the inside of the front cover.  I used Acrylic paints, black liquid acrylic, a shipping tag, cotton crochet yarn, Prima stamp set, typewriter and silhouette cameo - process video on my youtube channel is here

Friday, 8 June 2018

My teabag art for today - Abstract in Acrylic


My teabag art for the day.  I decided to do an abstract piece today.  This was painted on a used teabag that was primed with white gesso first and then used acrylic paints.