The challenge this time was to include daffodils and hares. I started by painting my daffodils with watercolour paints, which did lead to a challenge with other layers, making sure they didn´t run. I had just purchased some fixative spray so using this certainly helped.
I added layers with torn tissue napkin pieces and butterfly and vine type stamps. I loved this sketchy hare I found to use as a focal point in the foreground.
Check below for my Southern Hemisphere version.
At the school where I work we held our annual fundraising gala last Friday so this was the celebratory theme I followed.
I had a small piece of watercolour paper sitting on my table on which I had be practicing some paint effects. In itself it was nothing special and was probably destined for the bin. However it was ideal to cut up into triangles to make colourful bunting.
Again I used some napkins for the checkered strips and added bunting and other stamps before sticking on my main bunting feature. I think this really conveys the happy atmosphere of our gala - although actually, I spent 2 hours in a haunted house full of screaming children!! :)
Really happy with how these two pages look together this month.
That is a great hare! The monochrome hare on the lovely colourful pages looks really good. Lovely Spring pages.
ReplyDeleteFabulous hare and great hand-drawn daffodils.
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying your journal - these pages have such a happy feel. Thank you for joining the Craft Barn Month Challenge xx
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast of the hare against the colourful spring scene.
ReplyDeleteA lovely project and I agree it's a beautiful image of the hare. I think napkins are a greatly underused resource.xx
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