I can't believe we're up to technique #29 at Linda's Compendium of Curiosities Challenge! This time it's weathered wood grunge. A fun technique to try which I actually tried several times to get the color I wanted. Paint sure does clog up your sandpaper! Can't say any more.....not allowed to reveal any book details.... My grunge board piece is added to a tag with a wrinkle-free distress background, tissue tape, random paper scraps, a pondering little boy from Lisa's Altered Art, and stamps from Fontworks.
20 comments:
Ohhh, this is fantastic! Love the way your grunge came out with the tech...and that image is darling!
I really like your tag. It has great colors and details in it.
LOVE that deep color! Great idea to use it on a tag background, too!
Terrific use of the grunge Penny, the tag is fabulous. Annette x
Your tag is awesome! Very vintage grunge!
Pam
Gorgeous!! Love the way you did the label - the color is fantastic. I had a hard time with the sanding too. I never have much luck with getting the paint off!
Now you have me wondering if I have that image from LAA....hmmmm...need to go check!
I absolutely love your art! This is exquisite - the technique, the collage of elements, the whole feel. And yes, sandpaper is wimpy when faced with paint!
Love this Penny!
This is stunning!
STUNNING tag!!!!
A fabulous tag - love the colours - well love all of it actually!
Penny, that little boy is too darling!:) Wonderful coming together of the elements!
This is so lovely.
Sue
That little boy is so cute! Stunning tag. Lynne x
Your wood grunge piece is excellent! I love that you cut it use just a piece..I just couldn't bear to, and had to use the whole panel! And yes, that was the step that did me in a bit too.
Beautiful tag! Love all the stunning details!
I am enjoying your tag. Very artfully laid out with using a perfect color scheme. Nice work. Linda S. in NE
Penny, this is darling! I love that little guy, and you've created such a perfect vintage home for him. The weathered wood piece looks great and suits the design so well, and the soft blue background is just right for that little boy. Great job!
Very Lovely, very vintage, love it!
Love all the layers and that boy is wonderful!
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