Friday, 29 July 2016

Power of Flower

Happy creative Friday, folks!
I just love Irina's scrapbooking style, always so inventive and inspiring. Today's layout is no different.
You will want to capture some beautiful summer moments yourselves!
Hello! Irina Нoncharyk with you here today and I'd like to show you and tell you about a new layout of mine I entitled: "Power of flower". I love summer and especially that riot of flowers that we get during this season. They delight and inspire me. I think it is impossible to be indifferent to flowers! Do you agree?
My page is dedicated to the power of flowers. The photo is of my mother's rose.

1. I took a white sheet. Using acrylic paints and a silicone brush I created color bars. I used the colors that correspond with the ones on the photo.
2. I wanted to make a dynamic compopsition in my layout. To do this, I took a black marker and energetically drew radiating lines. I wasn't too precise or careful and it only added to the general dynamic mood. Then I added some pink with an acrylic paint – also not too neatly.

3. I started building my composition. Added another two color spots - light pink and dark burgundy paint. I then glued small pieces of paper doilies using Clear Gesso.

4. To enrich the background, I used alcohol inks: pink, green, brown.
5. Then it was time for stamps. I used three different Finnabair silicone stamps: Sponge, Circles and Budapest Map. Notice that I wasn't too careful with the stamping either.

6. In the end, I added some torn paper tapes as the decoration and wrote the title with a black marker.

7. My layout was ready! As you can see it was super simple to make. Very quick, no complicated techniques, just loads of creative fun! :)

Here are some more details shots:


I hope you like this flower theme and my interpretation.
Wishing you all a beautiful, creative summer!
xxx
Irina

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2 comments:

Chidkid said...

Oh my word! That is beyond amazing! Love it, love it, love it!

Puzzle said...

Крутяк!

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