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Friday, 12 February 2021

Delightful thing's

 Hello Creative Friends, 

I've been discovering lots of stamped, coloured and cut images 
recently that never quite made it to page. When I came across an 
unfinished journal page displaying a huge pair of stencilled gold 
scissors I thought this selection would sit so prettily upon it.. 


Edged with lace, pearls and a metal button it's like a gathering of 
Spring where I love to paint, sew and sow delightful thing's outdoors. 


Wishing you all a safe, happy 
and creative weekend 

Take care 
Tracey xx 

Sharing todays creativity with: 

Stamping Sensations ~ February Colour my World
Art Journal Journey ~ Valerie's Theme Heavy Metal 
Country View Challenges ~ February ~ First signs of Spring
We Love Chocolate Baroque ~ February Flowers, Butterflies or Birds


Monday, 28 December 2020

Art Journal Journey ~ The meaning of.. Curiosity

 Hello Creative Friends

Did you take time out for you this Christmas?? 

This is my penultimate page as Guest Host @ 


I'm sure you've all guessed by now why my website is called 
Hotchpotch Creations, I find it hard to sit still with one 
medium, there's so much to learn, explore and mix together.

As a mixed media artist the importance of experimenting 
with things is vital, it explains what mediums can do with 
surprising results at times and helps me work out how to 
bring the vision I see in my head onto my page. 

Curiosity gives me confidence to create in my own eyes..

 
Starting with a stampendous owl's face he peeps through a torn page 
stained tea water & layers of modeling paste sprinkled with loose tea. 

Smudges of expanding foam heated and scraped using a fork, 
I revisited this page many times before I was happy with it's 
bark like effect. Painted with distress paint and a coating of 
clear gesso a stamperia bark stamp fills in any gaps. 

Making an impression in a piece of wet clay 
using a Tim Holtz red rubber stamp it reads.. 

*Replace Fear of the Unknown with Curiosity* 


Painted and attached to the tree bark page 
I used my finger like a paintbrush smudging green paint 
down the page, replicating tree moss and lichen.


Thank you all so much for joining me and sharing 
your wonderful creative talents @ Art Journal Journey.

Stay safe & ever creative 
Hugs 
Tracey xx

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