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Friday, 6 March 2026

Anything Mixed Media Goes ~ Creative Artiste #124 Challenge

 Hello Creatives 

It's monthly challenge time @ Creative Artiste 

This wasn't what I had planned to share today but 
this stamp set by Tracy Evans *Feed your Soul* 
I couldn't resist purchasing as the Silver Birch 
reminds me very much of the Tree 
outside my Moms window.. 

Created with lots of stencil work, paint and paste, 
the stamped image is painted with the Bird box stamped, 
cut and layered multiple times on the focal flip page.


Flipped over there's more paint scrapes, pencil and 
stencil first revealing a single lace lawn daisy and two 
stamped birds flying high, maybe gathering materials 
to start building their nest..


after months of rain flora and fauna thrive..


Spring is definitely beginning to show it's face..


Now time to share your creativity @ 

Come share your Mixed Media creations HERE

Happy Crafting 
Take care & stay safe
Hugs Tracey xx

Sharing todays creativity with: 

Art Journal Journey ~ Spring Forward 
The Four Seasons ~ SPRING March 
Stamping Sensations ~ March Spring/Anything Goes



Wednesday, 22 July 2020

Create what you love from Spring through to Summer..

Hello everyone, 

Way back in April on a mission to make a dent 
in a stock pile of MDF and a plan to replicate  
something i'd tried 30 years ago I created this.
 
The first of three faux ceramic tiles..


triple embossed with clear embossing powder I really 
loved how the powder sank into the design when heated.


At collage we'd draw our designs on clay tiles 
tracing their outline with a process called tube lining.. 

I can still feel the frustration of making mistakes 
and having to scrape off and start all over again. 

This daisy stamp by Tracy Evans is a stunning design 
the perfect image to stamp and retrace with a liner pen, 


The opacity of gouache is ideal for painting out areas not required, 
with the ability to reactivate again with water when dry, a huge 
advantage for this tile that had lay unfinished since May.


Introducing a touch of stamping back into the open painted 
design and then like the first tile it's triple embossed. 
The high gloss really does bring it to life.


As Spring moved into Summer with a vision of uncut grass 
that lay carpeted with lawn daisy's my June tile came to be. 


Using the same process and paints with a subtle colourway, 
when embossed this final tile became my favourite of the three.


Which one is your favourite? 


I really enjoyed creating one tile each month and although 
I only intended to produce three, i'm not sure my 
faux ceramic tile journey is over just yet. 

It's much easier to create them this way than 30 years ago..

Creative wishes 
Tracey xx

Sharing today's creativity with:

Try it on Tuesday: Summertime
A Vintage Journey: Watercolour Wonders
Country View Challenges July: Do more of what makes you happy.