Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

Saturday, October 27, 2012

27th Day of Halloween






Stamp the skeleton image from My Minds Eye, Lost & Found Halloween on a domino
Photograph the domino on a piece of scrapping paper
Upload photo to Photoshop elements and add various paintbrush
embellishments with coordinating colors.
Add the word Fright.

Your next stop

Sunday, October 14, 2012

14th Day of Halloween


"love is kinda crazy with a spooky little girl like you"
The Zombies

Lil Halloween Clown
VB-320
Third Coast Rubber Stamps


My first experiment with stamping on dominos. I learned alot about being patient to let things dry, ink will float when sprayed with a glossy finish, but added an interesting effect. Colored with copic and sharpie markers.



Plus bonus clip art for your projects!

Dover Clip Art


Thursday, October 11, 2012

11th Day of the 31 Days of Halloween




This is the beginning of a journal plage, I ate quite a few "Starbursts" and really like the little wrappers so I collage pagued them to a journal page. NOW what do I do. I've been hesitant to add anything to it, I just like the starburst wrappers. I stamped this little Hallowen Clown from Third Coast and colored her in with matching prismacolor pencils. She is just visiting the page, I haven't "adhered" her properly to the page. So I took her photo and added trick or treat from the Ransom App and discovered if you put a space in between each letter you could move the indivdual letters randomly around the page. ( is this cheating, I just can't bear to paste anything on top of my starburst wrappers.

Valery is next....http://www.thirdcoastcoterie.com/

Thanks for visiting, have a great day!

I'm scrambling to pack for a week in Florida ( hard to complain) so my post today is a little weird, tomorrow 's might be as well......from the road, and I don't want to drag in all of the supplies. But we'll arrive Friday evening,  a time to rest, catch up on stamping, walk on the beach and read a book or two!

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Wednesday, October 3, 2012

3rd of 31 Days of Howl-o-ween

 
 
 
The timber wolves will be our friends
we'll stay up late and
howl at the moon till midnight
before going on the prowl.
-Calvin & Hobbes
 
I love this stamp from Terry Medaris Art Stamps
Colored with prisma color pencils, copic marker and copic blender.
Cut around image and layer on gray cardstock
layer on to scrapbook paper
layer on to white  and add quote with thin marker
layer onto  scrapbook paper.

Your next stop is Valerie
http://www.thirdcoastcoterie.com/

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

2nd Day of Halloween


Who was the most famous French skeleton?
Napoleon bone-apart.
 
Skull stamp from Craftsmart Michael's Stores
Haunt cut from Scrap book paper
All Hallow's Eve
Carta Bella
 
Artist Trading Card, stamp image on white card stock scrap layer on
various scraps of beige and craft and black paper, cut letters from scrap book paper,
ink edges of light colored card stock, stamp with splatter stamp from Stampin' Up
 
You're next stop is Valerie http://www.thirdcoastcoterie.com/


Monday, October 1, 2012

Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid!



Third Coast Rubber Stamps
Cloudy Moon On Horizon CH-155
Two Creepy Trees CH-156-H
Lois FA-540


“People are supposed to fear the unknown, but ignorance is bliss when knowledge is so damn frightening.”
Laurell K. Hamilton, The Laughing Corpse

Your next stop is Valerie at the Third Coast Creative Coterie, and because it's my day on the Coterie, you'll see the same Halloween project.  I only post 3 times during October and I'll try to make the other ones a bit different, if they aren't you win, as I will post a photo or clipart for you to use in your art work. That being said....below you will find your free image

 
I found these lovely young things at the Belleville Flea Market(St. Louis Area)  in Illinois, several years ago. Enjoy!

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Oh So Spooky!


Coming soon to the Third Coast Challenge Blog!
You'll find a Halloween Challenge using the Bingo Grid shown below!
For my sample I chose Eyes/Fae ( Halloween Image)/Ribbon
 
The Third Coast featured creature is our little "Fraidy Cat" VB-323-N
The giant eyeball is from the Inkadinkado Mini Halloween Assortment 60-30739
 
Make a mask of the eyeball, so you easily stamp multiple eyes so that they appear layered. Stamp your Fraidy Cat in black, stamp assorted eyeballs, highlight a bit with orange gel pen. Layer onto Halloween Paper and again onto black card stock. Add a beribboned "oh so spooky.
 
 
 
 
Be sure to check out the Third Coast Creative Challenges

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Beware! Only 55 days until Halloween!

On Halloween, witches come true;
Wild ghosts escape from dreams.
Each monster dances in the park.
- Nicholas Gordon



My Current favorite coloring implement is Prismacolor pencils. For my birthday I treated myself to the colors I didn't have in my collection. You can order them from Dick Blick's art supplies for 99 cents each! So I have been experimenting with color palettes. This one included Mineral Orange, asparagus, espresso, ginger root, peach and sunburst yellow. It sounds more like lunch!

Color the image with you're favorite coloring implement, fussy cut and layer onto black card stock, add a smidgen of scrap book paper saying "beware" across the bottom and layer onto another scrap of Halloween paper! Add a spider web sticker or stamp an image of the moon!

Are you ready for Halloween, only 55 more pre-haunting days!

Third Coast Rubber Stamp image
Lil' Halloween Clown VB-320-M

Be sure to check out the Third Coast  Design Team blog, click on the link in the sidebar.

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Witchcraft!



















“With color one obtains an energy that seems to stem from witchcraft.”

Henri Matisse

This cute witch in her airplane is coming soon to Third Coast Rubber Stamps!

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Halloween 1956



Fairy Princess and Witched Witch get ready for Halloween 1956. This was taken at our house at 4143 Juniata in St. Louis. That's me and my big brother, Jim.

Have a safe and Happy Halloween everyone!