I painted the background with acrylic paint and stencilled a skull and letters with modelling paste.
I then dribbled some Dylusion ink down the page.
I stamped the pumpkins[Hero Arts], bottles[Creative Expressions] and wings[Hampton Arts] onto card and coloured them with acrylic paint. I covered the small wooden skulls with DecoArt Media Crackle Paste. When the paste had dried I glued the wings to the back of the skulls and glued all the stamped images to the page. I gave the page a coat of Multi Matte Medium, when this dried I added more colour to the images with some Faber-Castell Pitt pens. I used a white Posca Pen to whiten the larger skull.
I hope you can find time to visit and enter the challenge, my team mates have made some fabulous samples and they would love you to take a look.
Have a lovely day.
xxx Hazel.
Your spooky is just as gorgeous as your non spooky. This is fab!! xx
ReplyDeleteLove your wings on them skulls, genius xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious spooky page - I adore the stencilled skull and all that amazing colour. The little bottles are great as are the hovering skulls!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Such a brilliant idea to add wings to the skulls! Brilliant background with the large skull spookily shining through.
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Lynne
This is fantastic Hazel..you have created so much atmosphere
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
Just love this Hazel, great colours with lots to see.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant page, Hazel! Do you think you see flying skulls after swigging from those suspicious potions? :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing Hazel, love that stenciled skull and the textures and colours of your background are fabulous. Love the low flying skulls too, just a wonderful Halloween canvas. Deb xo
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