I didn't have any journals to decorate but do need something for my downstairs loo and thought I would use an 8x8 grey whiteboard from Paper Artsy. I pretty much followed Helen to begin, but chose plum as my colour, and that's where the detour began. I felt that this would be too dark so gave it another coat of chalk fresco finish acrylic paint.
I then used Amythest
Then the central feature
I used tinned pea and then chartuse I then chalk for highlights. I outlined the feature flowers in black pen and then added some deep purple inktense pencil to areas for shadow. I felt the background flowers were still to dark so added white Caron D'Ache water soluable crayon. I finished the picture with some doodles.
I loved doing this so thank you Helen for great inspiration.
Thanks for the visit
Debsxx
I love your stencilled flowers in the background, but REALLY love the stamped flowers in green, they look fabulous. Hope it will grace your downstairs loo nicely, and thank you!
ReplyDeleteTis beautiful Deborah. The green flowers remind me of lily of the valley. Shading added is a nice touch. Xx
ReplyDeleteThank you Hazel xx
DeleteAnother lovely PA piece:-) xxx
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this Debs. The colours you chose are so pretty and beautiful colouring/painting. Wonderful take on Helen's inspiration.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Lesley Xx
Thank you Lesley xx
DeleteStunning board Deborah! Great stenciled background and fab the green flowers. I love it!! xx
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comment xx
DeleteFab shading and lovely background xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Sam xx
DeleteHow lovely, soft and subtle, love that JOFY stamp! Ruth x
ReplyDeleteThank you Ruth much appreciated xx
DeleteThank you xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! xxx
ReplyDeleteWow, amazing. I love the photos showing the development of the art - wonderful!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely. It will look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece of art! Love the subtle colours. Should it be hidden in the smallest room of the house?
ReplyDeletelove the subtle colours you've used for this piece - I think I "need" this stamp after seeing this xx
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