Bird in a cage is a loose lined drawing that lends itself to a free and funky journal page. The style matches a scribble technique and fits well with doodles and line work.
My journal page came together with a gesso base, white acrylic, stencils, and pencil scribbles. I had sprayed Dylusion inks on patterned papers and incorporated them on the page. I was so feeling this quote this week so that became a secondary focal point of my page.
I cut the openings on the bird cage with an x-acto knife to allow the background peep through. Bird in a cage is raised with a silicone adhesive dot to create a shadow on the page.
What a week it has been. But I'm strong enough. I know it!
My journal page came together with a gesso base, white acrylic, stencils, and pencil scribbles. I had sprayed Dylusion inks on patterned papers and incorporated them on the page. I was so feeling this quote this week so that became a secondary focal point of my page.
I cut the openings on the bird cage with an x-acto knife to allow the background peep through. Bird in a cage is raised with a silicone adhesive dot to create a shadow on the page.
What a week it has been. But I'm strong enough. I know it!
Gorgeous!! Too right you're strong, sometimes we have to remind ourselves though xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous page Janet, yes you are strong enough! xx
ReplyDeleteLove how you cut away parts of the birdcage image. Gorgeous background and great sentiment . . . know that you are strong enough x x
ReplyDeleteA fantastic page - love background & texture.
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