I have a couple of postcards for Halloween and my Web postcard that I never got round to posting last week.
I started by covering my postcard with strips of gauze and then I put some acrylic paint at the top, sprayed it with water and let the paint run down the card. When the card had dried I used some modelling paste with a skull stencil. When the paste dried I went over it with white paint. I squirted some orange stickles over the card. The wooden bats were coloured black and covered with distress stickles and I added some red gems for their eyes.
The stickles can be seen a bit better in this photo.
I used a Gelli print for the background of this postcard and stamped the hearts. The two zombies [Octopode Factory stamps] were stamped onto white card, coloured with felt tips and cut out, I also stamped and cut out the label.
This was my postcard that I never got round to posting for last weeks challenge. I painted the background with acrylic paint and stamped Inkadinkado stamps over it. I made the web with a Quickcutz die. The spider was stamped, painted black and cut out.
Thank you for looking.
xxx Hazel.
Beautiful, spooky work, love your makes. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThese are great! And each is creepy in a different way! Nice artwork.
ReplyDeleteSimply fabulous!Love all of them!
ReplyDeleteAll of them are beautiful - but I am in awe of the first one.. those texture in it is just brilliant Hazel!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
oxo
Susi
Some fabulous postcards Hazel. The first one is my favourite, love texture.
ReplyDeleteGreat spooky makes, Hazel - that first one is simply fabulous with amazing texture and wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
All wonderful postcards
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
Wonderful postcard you have been busy.
ReplyDeleteFabulous creations.
ReplyDeleteThe texture achieved on the skull artwork is sensational especially with the colours you worked with.
Wishes
Lynne
Gorgeous textures! xxx
ReplyDeleteShame you missed the spidey deadline, Hazel - it would have made the showcase/sampler. And I love both your Halloween postcards, it would be hard to choose.
ReplyDeleteGreat postcards, all, Hazel, but I love the first for all of its texture! Brilliant composition, perfect color, and one amazing skull. All that screams HALLOWEEN! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteEven your spooky is wonderful Hazel! xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful Hazel! The texture and colours on your skull postcard are amazing, love them all! Deb xo
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