Showing posts with label AAI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AAI. Show all posts

Saturday, September 20, 2014

little squares

Hi and hello everyone out there in the world wide web ...

It's been ages since I joined the Art Journey challenge and I thought it was about time to take part again. This month for the 49th challenge the wonderful DT wants to see little squares.
I had this 15,5 cm by 15, 5 cm MDF plate for quite a long time and I took the opportunity to work on it.

The square has been painted with acrylic paints, stamped with stazon jet black + stone grey, archival ink green and turquoise, and some white ink. The little squares are from stampbord and they were coloured with AAI and stamped with AJ images too :-) Between the squares on the plate I glued some parcel string horizontally and vertically.
That's it ...
as always, thank you so very much for stopping by and having a look.
Have a great Sunday everyone

hugs, Suzanne xxx

Friday, February 3, 2012

tief unten im Meer ... / deep down in the sea ...

Einer meiner AAI-Hintergründe verarbeitet.

I used one of my AAI-Backgrounds for this card.


Stamps: Oxford Impressions,
bubbles: Acapella
coloured a little bit with neocolor II

thanks for stopping by
Suzanne

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Experiment mit 'Alcohol Inks' / experiment with AAI

Ich habe ein Video von Andy Skinner gesehen und musste das auch versuchen. Allerdings war ich mit meinen Ergebnissen nicht ganz so zufrieden. Dies ist gerade mal ein Drittel meiner Versuche ...
Aber ich denke, ich werde es auf jeden Fall noch einmal versuchen.

I saw a video by Andy Skinner on youtube these days and had to try this background for myself. But I didn't like my results too much ... this is only about a third of my attempts ...
I'm sure I'll try this again.




... feel free to use these as backgrounds for your own works.




thanks for stopping by
Suzanne

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

kein Designpapier / no design paper

heißt es bei 'Irishteddy's'. Ich habe mit Alufolie experimentiert:

is 'Irishteddy's' current challenge. I experimented with aluminium foil. This is what I came up with:



thanks for looking,
cu
Suzanne