I'm back to making a series of small collages, and am feeling an autumnal vibe. This one has my favorite things in it, a bit of a map, parts of a dictionary page, old notebook paper, altered National Geographic pages, and a tiny maple leaf that fell out of a magazine I saved. The textured paper with small squares is actually a bit of wallpaper sample, covered with gesso and then drawn into with a hair pick. I also have a bit of newspaper covered with white gesso and then stamped with a ginko leaf.
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Monday, September 16, 2013
Abstract Collage With Maple Leaf
I'm back to making a series of small collages, and am feeling an autumnal vibe. This one has my favorite things in it, a bit of a map, parts of a dictionary page, old notebook paper, altered National Geographic pages, and a tiny maple leaf that fell out of a magazine I saved. The textured paper with small squares is actually a bit of wallpaper sample, covered with gesso and then drawn into with a hair pick. I also have a bit of newspaper covered with white gesso and then stamped with a ginko leaf.
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3 comments:
I love the overall colours you have used here and the collaged items you have added.
Very nice...do you put that on a canvas?
Thanks!
No, the papers are fused to 140 lb. watercolor paper. There is a white boarder so the piece can be matted and framed. The size works in an inexpensive record album frame, such as can be found at Hobby Lobby.
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