Some collage
And then we drew our feather....Tam coloured hers with watersoluble markers, but I don't own any of those, so used what I had. First watercolour paint
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and then the feather needed a bit more bright, so I used a wet paintbrush to take colour off a watersoluble crayon and then paint that on some of the strands
Ready for highlights and meaningful words
I might have called this done, but I felt like it needed "something"...Tam added paint splatters to hers, but I was too worried I'd spoil it. Walked away and when I returned, I saw other work on my desk and realised it was obvious what my piece was missing : always add stitch
Now I'm happy to say it's finished
You can see all my posts about Life Book HERE and I've created a Flickr album for all my Life Book projects HERE. These are the 5 projects I've created so far
Thinking I might have to change my colour palette, or at least extend it for the next lesson...let's see how I go with that challenge ;-)
I absolutely love this page, it is stunning. There was a feather challenge in the DLP 2014. I didn't feel confident drawing a feather, so I bought a stamp. I wish I had just had a go now. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane - couldn't have done it without the brilliant Life Book instruction from Tam but I put my own spin on it. Loving that course
ReplyDeleteI love the details in your feather Lynette . . . soothing work to do and look at. Is it wrong of me to want some inks when I don't use everything I have now?
ReplyDeleteWow yet another beautiful page.
ReplyDeleteAMAZING, beautiful and wow!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your feather is stunning and the stitching just sets it off perfectly!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cheryl - I love to include stitch in my work where possible :-)
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