Yesterday I finished up a new art piece: "Time 2 Journey"
The piece is a domino collage. The dominoes were altered with Latte, Sunshine Yellow and Gold Mixatives alcohol inks. Then with Coffee Archival ink, I stamped the images using various Tim Holtz stamps. Each domino received a top coat of Mod Podge Dimensional Magic. Each domino was attached to a 3.75" x 4.5" rectangle of iron colored screening (which I altered with Latte AI).
I took copper wiring and wove it through the holes of the screening. Various charms, beads and findings were altered with the same AIs and attached to the dominoes or through the wires.
Here are the challenges I've entered this piece in:
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Wonderfully creative and beautiful! I have been wondering what to do with the dominoes?
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful project! I enjoyed seeing it and all of the elements you used to design it!
ReplyDeletesuperb Cindy!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Very interesting piece. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWonderful project!.... I love the alcohol inks into the dominos pieces!,....
ReplyDeleteGood luck in GSC challenge!
This is just gorgeous! Awesome work.
ReplyDeleteThis piece is fabulous! You did an incredible job on it!!
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Kristin
the domino piece is stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful creation.
ReplyDeleteWow this is really amazing! Love how you have arranged the dominoes - great effect!
ReplyDeleteWow - this is totally stunning! Thanks for playing the Gingersnaps challenge :)
ReplyDeleteThis is just amazingly beautiful. Didn't realize I wasn't already following you... just started!
ReplyDeleteWOW and WOW!!! LOVE the domino collage!! It's pure wonderful! Love the steampunk images and how you colorized the domino backgrounds. Way cool piece! Thanks for sharing it with us at Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge. <3 Candy
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, I haven't thought of doing a collage with dominoes. I will have to give it a try and I love the wire through the edges. Truly inspirational. TFS
ReplyDeleteAwesome! You did Tim Holtz proud. You ought to email a photo of this to Tim Holtz's blog site for him to see.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
http://CreatedbySunshineHoneyBee.blogspot.com
This is sensational - everything is wonderful on it, but I was immediately drawn to the edging where you ran the wire - what an inspired technique! Totally fabulous take on the bling challenge. So happy you joined in the fun with us this week at Simon Says Stamp and Show.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, this is very creative.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Frosted Designs, I hope that you enjoyed the challenge
Amanda
that turned out just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece: I love how you've looped the wire with all the charms and danglies.
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Cindy!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful art piece! Thanks for playing along over at Frosted Designs.
ReplyDeleteWow! Just a fantastic piece!
ReplyDeleteThis piece is fabulous and I love it! Great color combo and fine details.
ReplyDeleteDorly Weitzen, Israel
This is SO cool! I especially love the screening that you've attached the dominoes onto. And I've never heard of Mod Podge Dimensional Magic...but I LOVE the results!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant project! Many thanks for joining Frosted Designs this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is REALLY cool!!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! Congrats on the Ginger Gem!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning!!!! Thanks for playing with us at Frosted Designs.
ReplyDeleteThis is spectacular! I saw it over at Gingersnap Creations (congrats on the Gem!), and had to come take a closer look. Loooove it!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous. You are one creative and talented lady. I'm so glad that you share with us.
ReplyDeleteJeanette
Your piece is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning!!! absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous and luminous!
ReplyDeleteExquisite!
Thank you, too, for joining my art blog hop...
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Wishing you all the best,
Mary C. Nasser
http://www.marycnasser.com/blog.html
What a lovely piece! I was just doing a little art blog hopping from Mary Nasser's Site.
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