It's the third and final day of the *New* Paperbabe releases
and today it's my turn to share what I have been up to using the *Clockwork Frame*
I used the gear and tea cup overlaying panel piece (included in the kit) as a guide and reminder to myself to leave enough room for those important details.
The new stripes and gears stencils are a two way system allowing you to mask off
and layer over the top to add the gear details, the pattern also repeats giving you the
option to design on a much larger scale... the limits are endless
The new eye masks are the perfect addition to the collection helping to mask around the
stamped eye stopping any overhang from showing when the pupil and iris are stamped in.
Laying down the base colours using neocolor II I added the finer detail with pencils.
The pocket watch, tea cup and extra gears are all separate elements included
in the Clockwork Frame Kit. Added sand paste mimics corrosion and
media fluids create that deep rusty colour.
Pencil and a fine liner adds shade and definition down the stripes and around those gears
with any unused elements added to the background area to replicate gear fasteners.
With the wall hanging fastenings glued onto the back
my Clockwork Frame is complete.
Paperbabe *NEW* Releases will be available to purchase on the website from 2nd June
a fabulous addition to compliment the Alice Collection or for larger mixed media pieces.
Thank you for taking time to pop on over and take a look.
Wishing you a marvellous week.
Creative Hugs
Tracey xx
Paperbabe Stamps
a fabulous addition to compliment the Alice Collection or for larger mixed media pieces.
Thank you for taking time to pop on over and take a look.
Wishing you a marvellous week.
Creative Hugs
Tracey xx
Paperbabe Stamps
15 comments:
Oh my gosh - your use of those stencils is magical dear Tracey! I am absolutely thrilled about your example! WOW!
Happy June !
Big Hugs, Susi
Oh my goodness now you have gone and done it. Now I am utterly and totally in love. This piece would be on my wall in my new Goth Steampunk décor walls :) FANTASTIC !
Tracey, WOW , wow, how are you doing it, dear friend- your face amazes me, and the teacup, totally rusted- is a fantastic detail to her and the rabbit - with gears and watch-another masterpiece .
Hugs, to you, and enjoy !!
Dorthe, xxx xxx
Wow indeed Tracey, what an amazing project and simply perfect show case of these new products, and yes they work so perfectly together!! I adore the rusting on the cogs, it looks so real and is the perfect frame for the whole piece! Stunning work!!
I am in total awe of your painting ability Tracey, this is an absolutely stunning project - the face is superb but it is the rabbit that I am mesmerized by it - wow! You really have created a stunning piece of art.... Hugs, Anne xx
A stunning project Tracey. The new products look fantastic especially seeing the way you used them here.
Yvonne xx
Stunning Tracey, I love Alice in Wonderland I am saving up my pennies for the gorgeous Alice goodies at Paperbabe xx
Oh my goodness this is stunning what a fabulous work of Tracy's art...you are a real artist.xxx[aussie aNNie blog]
Wowzer! Amazing work, Tracey, brilliantly showcasing the potential of these masks and stencils. Your Mad Hatter and White Rabbit look stunning, and I can hear the ticking of the clocks... "Oh, my ears and whiskers, how late it's getting!" Fabulous!
Alison x
Tracey this is amazing! Your creativity knows no bounds. These new products looks fabulous, but even more so when in your hands. Can you tell that I like this lol. Have a very happy weekend, Sue xx
A stunning piece Tracey, so creative, you have showcased the new stamps so well and I love the colour tones.
Have a great weekend.
Avril xx
This is absolutely breathtaking!!! Amazing creation with a brilliant combination! Just WOW!! BIG hugs Delphine xx
Hi Tracey, I am so loving the clockwork frame and your artwork is just great. Put these together and you have a brilliant piece. Sending hugs, Angela xXx
wow Tracey..absolutely stunning and fab idea about adding Hatter and Rabbit together..have to say snap with what you have done to the cup and clock etc...take care hugs Lozzy xx
I've been following along on your blog for awhile now, but somehow I didn't get this update. I was really impressed because I am a BIG fan of both steampunk and Alice in Wonderland. Of course, I love how you managed to give everything a rusty patina using media fluids. I think this is out of this world gorgeous, and I wish I had gotten here sooner.
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