Halloween

                                                                     Dollie

                     

A lot of stamps

The Stampotique stamps are:

Neverending Wall small by Arwen McCullen

3 Greetings by Daniel Torrente

Abstract Foliage, Splatter Long and Blob by Jo Capper-Sandon and

Dollie by Tracy Scott

The background is created with Colourburst on smooth watercolour paper.

Favorite Quote 2

                                                                  Go confidently.........

                           

Background made with Nuance of Magenta with a lot of water.

The Stampotique stamps are Angel by Daniel Torrente and the quote is from Carol's Collection "Go confidently"

The gothic gate and little bats are new Tim Holtz thinlits.

Favorite Quote

It's the little things.....

The Stampotique stamp i've used is Take your time by the designer Daniel Torrente!

BACKGROUND:
 For the background i've used a lot of water and Gansai Tambi a Japanese tradittional solid water coulors; the colours in this background are bright yellow, turquoise green, menthol violet, purple, black and silver.
Between the layers i've used the heatgun.

Put a bug on it

Approach......

                                    

                                     

Here my creation for the new Stampotique challenge

"Put a bug on it"

The little flies is a stamp of io.

The used Stampotique Stamps are:

Kate Crane; Texture Cube 1 and Approach with Caution text,

Daniel Torrente; Arnold

Art Mail

I'm so glad......

Here my envelop for the Stampotique challenge.

I've used 2 new Stampotique Stamps:

Daniel Torrente; Cecil and Spiral Daydream

Polka Dots

Imagination

I love Polka Dots!!

I've used a lot of Distress ink in bright colours to celebrate the beginning of my summervacation!!

The Stampotique stamp i've used is:

Roc Nicholas' ELLIE

Text Background

SPIRITUAL

On yupo a lot of alcohol ink!

The Stampotique stamps i've used are:

Angelboy, Daniel Torrente

Spidergrass and Swirl Stalks. Jo Capper - Sandon and

Journey Collage, Amy Wilson