Hello everyone, today I’m sharing my second inspiration piece for this months challenge at Country View Crafts. There are lots more inspirations on the blog.
The background was created using different ink sprays; the blue and yellow are from Shimmerz and the white I’d DecoArt. I sprayed then let it drip moving the page back and forth to move the the ink.
I started to add my elements, choosing to use black ink as I wanted to retain the black and white look. I wanted to create a ghostly look, to represent a time gone by, when people flocked to the coasts in England, reaping the benefits of sea air and sunshine. Even though I know the lady laying down is technically not right, I love the effect it has.
The stamps are from Oxford Impressions. I created a more vintage look by scratching into the paint and then adding distress ink.
To finish I added a sentiment
I do hope you have been inspired to play along,
Take care for now
Hugs cx
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Fantastic page! Creative Blessings Tracy x
This is amazing, Debs – the misty artsy seascape is stunning, and I love the nostalgic feel of the images. Great work!Alison x
Fabulous page, Debs! The sea looks so “real”, love this part of the page very much. The floating hotel in the background with the sentiment is fabulous too.xxx Evelyn
That's gorgeous Debs! I love the background's atmospheric qualities and the Vintage feel of the project. Great stamps too!
Fantastic background ! Great page ! Corrie x
Cool project Debs – very atmospheric and great movement in the water.Gill x
Really enjoyed reading through and all of the pictures to show your stunning masterpiece. Wow, this is something to really aspire to. You have achieved a really vintage look, and I just love all of the atmosphere.
I was really interested to see how you achieved this fabulous spread Debs. That background is outstanding, I love how you've drawn on the waves and added those ghostly figures. Incredibly atmospheric – love it! xx
This is super Debs….I love that white wave amongst the swirling sea and the ghostly figures…great effects here xx