Showing posts with label minibook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minibook. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Mixed Media Art & Jewelry by our StencilClub Voices with the August 2016 Stencils



Hi Art Lovers, Carol here, introducing our August StencilClub Voices: 

Terry Garrett, Lorraine Vogel, and Mary Thoma! 

I've been brimming with excitement over these Voices projects and sure appreciate each of them taking the time to share their talents.

Our Voices artists worked with paper, clay, and canvas to create art with the "Here, There, and Everywhere" stencil set Mary Nasser designed for August 2016 StencilClub.

Carousel Book by Terry Garrett

Terry said he had "big fun" making a variation of a carousel book.

The black silhouettes aren't stencils, they are cut out of black card stock.


You can discover more about Terry on his Whisperwood Art Works blog.

Necklace by Lorraine Vogel

Lorraine made a clay veneer (pictured below) and then cut out her pendant shapes.
Starting with the largest stencil, archival inks were applied to white polymer clay then a dark gray ink was applied with a sponge. The middle sized stencil was then laid over the first inking, where strips of aqua and lime green inks were applied overall. Dark gray was applied in the circle areas. Lastly, the smallest stencil was laid over the veneer and the same general strips of aqua and lime green inks were applied. After inking, the circles and dots were pressed into the clay and filled with white acrylics.

You can connect with more of Lorraine's work via her Wired Orchid Facebook page.

Mixed-media Watercolor Painting by Mary Thoma

Mary writes: 

Hello StencilClub members, this is my first "Voices" contribution. The artwork is mixed media on 9X12" Strathmore 140 lb. watercolor paper. I used spray inks, mini gelli plates, and acrylic paint with the August StencilClub stencils. 

For a more detailed outline of how I produced this piece please check out my Make It In Oklahoma blogspot

Carol again. I'm diggin' the August stencils and feeling oh-so-lucky I get to spy these works of art first. The original StencilGirl, Mary Beth Shaw, and I are thrilled to share this inspiration with you!

If you'd like to see Mary Nasser introduce her stencils, CLICK HERE.

Remember, if you are a member of StencilClub and would like to put your name "in the hat" to become one of our upcoming Voices (you'll receive the month's stencils early plus a few other perks) just contact Carol via the secret Facebook group or email.




Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Love Book, made with stencils on gelli printed paper, by Marleen van Meerendonk



Hello StencilGirl fans!!
Marleen here with a project from my heart ♥
I was totally inspired by stencils from  Jessica Sporn.

I made a cute little mini-book with photos from the love of my life.

First of all I made many backgrounds with my GelliArts printing plate.
Then I used the Hearts, Flowers and More stencil to add a nice layer on my backgrounds.

Don't print the whole page but use parts of it.
Don't you get happy from these colors!?
Add hearts on your pages with the Seven Hearts Stencil.
After it is all dry, you cut hearts in the same shapes.
Doodle with a white fine-liner around the hearts and photos.
Spray a ribbon with some bright inks.
Add a binding ring to the pages and add the ribbons.




There are many more pages!

I used these amazing stencils from Jessica Sporn:

I hope you are inspired again ;)
More inspiration on my BLOGFacebook and YouTube channel.


Have a creative day!
Hugs,
Marleen xx