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Friday, 30 October 2015

What if... by Marta Lapkowska

Hello Friends!
Let me tell you this - you will absolutely fall in love with Marta's creativity - if you haven't done that already. ;)
Her project today is truly a treat - but no more talking, you have to see it!



Hello my mixed media friends,

It is so good to be back to you !
I know that it's been a while since my last video tutorial :) and some of you were asking me to create a new one, so here it is !

Today's project was inspired by super talented Janka. A couple of months ago she created an altered piece for Mixed Media Place. I loved it so much that it stayed in my head till now.

I decided that I have to use her idea of altering an unwanted food can. ;)
It was challening for me but I enjoyed it a lot.


To create this fantastic texture heaven I used Finnabair brand new Snowflake Paste.
And let me tell you, this is a wonderful medium to achieve rusty and corroded texture for your projects. All you need to do is add some colour !


To colour the sides of the can I used a mix of different Mica Powders from Finnabair. 


Additionally, I used some autumn goodies - wild roses. I dried them a little before painting. :)


As my title I stamped some words from Finnabair's stamp sets.
My main focus is a girl cut out from Ephemera - Vintage Collectibles.

I hope you will enjoy my video. Be sure to share your creations if this project will inspire you to make some art ! I hope to hear from you :)


Hugs, Marta xx

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16 comments:

  1. Fantastic!!!!Thank you for the inspiration!!!

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  2. Beautiful piece, Marta - I love that the little fairy is getting ready to enter into her magical world - the colors on the outside and the textures are wonderful. As always, your video was awesome.

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  3. What wonderful work thank you for sharing

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  4. Marta, I want to express my delight! Thank you for inspiring people with their projects. You stunning master! I never write as needed. These emotions come from my heart.

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  5. I love this! Whimsical, magical. The video was great, too.

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  6. Beautiful work! I find myself holding on to unusual cans and jars just for these types of projects. (Although I rarely ever actually give them a try!)

    I have some serious art supply envy watching these videos! So many new techniques to try in everything you share. I especially liked how you spritzed the mica powder with water over the textured areas. I WANT TO DO THAT TOO!

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  7. Fantastic project and video.
    Julie x

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  8. Marta, amazing project! I love the texture you made :*

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  9. Wow Marta, this is sooo dreamy! You're very talented!

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