The inspiration for this page came from the beautiful red sparkly chipboard. "You melt my heart"
I've treated the chipboard with Colour Blast embossing powder and then created a background filled with reds, black and whites.
I've layered the paper and then added some messy white gesso before curling the edges of the papers and adding some black ink splatters.
I adore this photo of Master Z being so cheeky and playing coy.
We'd love to see your creations inspired by our "All White" moodboard -
Here is my layout "Dog Sitting"
The moodboard has a glorious white feel and that dog image grabbed me straight away.
First thing I did was choose a photo - this one was in my stash and I'd not really felt inspired to scrap it. It's one of those ones that is a good story, but not a particularly nice photo.
Next I raided my stash for anything "white".
Starting with the background paper.
I found it difficult to create texture and interest with the white theme so I had to get a little creative about it.
Here is the process video to see how I created this page ...
This month we'd like you to embrace the cold and let it inspire your creation.
My first inspiration was to find a photo to scrap that really reflected the weather - this one of Master C with his hoody on, in black and white was perfect.
I then created a mixed media background on resist patterned paper to create similar colours to the moodboard.
Finally I've added some very neutral embellishments to keep in theme with the moodboard.
Firstly I've used a stencil and smoothed some White heavy gesso through it.
I focused on two different areas - the left side and right side and wanted a triangle kind of effect.
I left it to dry naturally overnight - a heat gun works also.
Once it's completely dry, I've dripped some Colour Artist Inks Mermaid and used water to help it move into the gaps - some I want to soak into the paper and some will sit on the gesso.
Repeat the process with Colour Artist Inks Calypso.
Finally I added a very small amount of Colour Artist Inks Soot and again added some water to help it move.
I love how this background looks! The inks move so nicely around the gesso and are almost like watercolour.
It's at this point that I wonder what to do next.
I'm looking at the layout thinking about the shapes I've used - hexagons, triangle (square/rectangle photo) - I'm only missing circles.