The theme for April at The Documented Life Project is
however my favourite version of this song is by Julie London
so I listened to her recordings on Spotify
while I drank tea & played in my journal.
We had a lovely afternoon together.
Over a base of gesso, I applied my paints using a credit card,
allowing each colour to dry, before applying the next.
Each time, I wiped off the excess paint on to a manilla tag.
I added book text & elements from 7 Dots Studio, to which I added gesso
& outlined with my white Posca pen.
I printed the words for the tag & covered it with some washi style tape made a few weeks ago.
A little doodling with my Micron pen to finish.
I printed the word Rejoice with my Dymo machine.
We are at week fifteen of this project
& I have come to the conclusion that I cannot follow rules,
so I am going to continue to see what the challenge & prompts are each week,
but you may find me wandering off topic.
Colour Safari
(Exploring Inks and Paints)
(Exploring Inks and Paints)
The Art Challenge for
- Week 15. Acrylics
& the Journal Prompt for
- Week 15. Cry Me a River
however my favourite version of this song is by Julie London
so I listened to her recordings on Spotify
while I drank tea & played in my journal.
We had a lovely afternoon together.
Over a base of gesso, I applied my paints using a credit card,
allowing each colour to dry, before applying the next.
Each time, I wiped off the excess paint on to a manilla tag.
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| Eco crafts acrylic paints (Rose/Pistachio/Waterfall) |
I added book text & elements from 7 Dots Studio, to which I added gesso
& outlined with my white Posca pen.
I printed the words for the tag & covered it with some washi style tape made a few weeks ago.
A little doodling with my Micron pen to finish.
I printed the word Rejoice with my Dymo machine.
We are at week fifteen of this project
& I have come to the conclusion that I cannot follow rules,
so I am going to continue to see what the challenge & prompts are each week,
but you may find me wandering off topic.
