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Monday, May 19, 2014

What to do With All of These Painted Papers

I've  been  painting  again--papers--it's  very  addictive!  This  time  I  started  with  my  Gelli  Plate--



....next  was  my  paint,  stencils,  stamps,  marking  tools,  and  whatever  was  at  hand--



...enough  already--time  to  start  putting  these  papers  to  use--







And  then  I  decided  to  add  a  little  variation  with  these  next  collages--


...using  images  of  my  owls,  a  book  page  from  a  child's  dictionary,  and  some  embellies...

  

still  had  more  papers--so  more  playing--...some  fun  with  molding  paste



...and  also  fun  with  rolled  papers--



So  by  this  time,  all  I  had  left   were  a  bunch  of  bits  and  pieces--but  I  kept  going--


And  there's  more  left--I  have  a  box  full  of  painted  paper  scraps,  and  they'll  always  come  in  handy  eventually.

These  pieces  were  fun  from  beginning  to  end--all  by  starting  out  with  those  blank  pieces  of  paper  and  just  letting  my  muse  take  over--love  making  this  kind  of  art!

9 comments:

  1. What luscious painted papers and put to such a good use. It's lovely to see such lovely colourful creations.

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  2. I so love visiting your blog; everything you create sings to my soul. I think I figured out what I am missing...muses.

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  3. Your art happen to be one of my greatest inspirations. Love it!

    When I feel uninspired I just look through a folder on my desktop where I have saved a lot of your photos and then I seem to get ideas - not copies of yours, but a starting point!

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  4. WOWSER!!! I just love what you did with your gelli papers....I just got inspired to go use my stash! Thanks so much for sharing.

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  5. You are incredible, you just are!! there is nothing out there that is quite like the work you produce. I just love how bold and innovative it is.
    ~Dawn

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  6. Beautiful multilayered papers! And what wonderful art you created from them. Just beautiful!

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  7. Wonderful! Love the vibrancy in each piece!

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  8. What did you use for the surface? Wood, or canvas?
    Thanks! Love your work!

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