I found myself using a neutral colour palette with these stamps, so to take them into colour is my next plan, but for now we're firmly in Sepia/Rust land!
I used the "innards" of my Cabinet Card frames (which I used to make the diorama you've already seen) to create this little diptych. As with the diorama, I covered them with the Terminology Tissue Wrap to give them a newsprint-y background.
The two Paperboys face each other, each with their own version of the fabulous Hero sentiment. I added industrial style brads to the 'o's of each phrase.Then I used my favourite simple rust technique - just some Vintage Photo Distress embossing powder added to the edges for texture and framing impact.
On the reverse, I used the wonderful collaged text stamp over a simple acrylic paint layer, and then die-cut a couple of the Tiny Tabs and Tags out of grungeboard to use as hinges. A little bit of inking, and we're away!
Thanks so much for dropping in today. Oh, and don't forget the March Referral programme is still on: Anything Goes with an Artistic Outpost stamp... come and play along! See you again soon.
Designer: Alison Bomber
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11 comments:
Fabulous Alison!
A gorgeous piece and I love how the distressed effect enhances the gorgeous stamps, a really beautiful piece Alison :-)
I've so enjoyed seeing what you have created with this stamp set. Very inspirational.
Fabulous creation Alison. My stamps are on their way yay.
hugs {brenda} x0x
Gorgeous vintage art Alison xx
Double the pleasure, Alison! Stunning project and I love that you incorporated the two paperboys! Hugs!
The rust effect around the edges is lovely! You rock those neutrals.
Beautiful sepia, so rustic, I love how you added the screw brads over the letter O very kool, thanks for sharing Alison and have a great day...
The rusting looks great around the edges of this fab Diptych. Hugs Annette x
Wonderful distressed and stamped Alison- and I love your hinges made of grungeboard.
xo,Dorthe
Such a great idea to use the tissue wrap with the paperboy set. Love this!
Lucy x
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