I was inspired by, Mixed media and art, March's moodboard to alter, a sailing ship...
I was, obviously, inspired by, the images of the moodboard, elements as ships, seashells, sand and colours as blue, white...
 

http://mixedmediaandart.blogspot.it/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step by step:

 

I started by, adding small pieces, of wood and on top of it, I used some sand, seashell pieces...

Went on, covering the ship, with sand...

 

 

I used tiny pieces, of broken jewelry and metal embellishments; a cloth cord; decor stones; macro and micro artstones...

I attached everything, with school white glue...

On the other side, I created a different design: also, using broken jewelry and metal embellishments; cardoard gears, made out of, die cuts and gears, made out of, ceramic powder...

On the sailing cloth, I attached some embellishments, made out of, ceramic powder...

I painted, the whole ship, using: gesso; yellow cadmio, acrylic colour; pastes (leaf green, emerald green and sky blue)

Finally, I sprayed everything, with opaque transparent, protective enamel...

 

  

I am also, presenting my sailing ship, to the following challenges:

 

 

http://sandee-and-amelie.blogspot.it/ 

 

 

http://creativeartistemixedmedia.blogspot.it/

 

http://www.vintagejourney.com/



 

http://rheddscreativespirit.blogspot.it/

 

http://alteredeclectics.blogspot.it/

 

 



My creation inspired by, Mixed Media World's March's Moodboard

 

http://mixedmediaworld.blogspot.it/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step by step:

 

First of all, I made drop lines, with the heat glue gun...

 

Applied gesso...

 

I used magic, color turquoise (for glass)...

Made a knot flower, with natural ribbon and attached it...

Over the flower, I attached a heart chipboard, that had been, previously, embossed...

Used decor white stones...

I attached everything, with white school glue...

I added, a metal horse and some other, embellishments...

I painted everything, using magic color, diluated in water; gesso diluated in water...

I added, some other decor stones (sugar type)...

At the end, I sprayed everything, with bright, protective enamel...

 

I am also, presenting it, to the following challenges:

 

http://alteredeclectics.blogspot.it/

 



http://creativeartistemixedmedia.blogspot.it/



 

 







http://www.vintagejourney.com/



 

 

http://rheddscreativespirit.blogspot.it/



 

http://welove2create.blogspot.it/

My creation for, More than Words, March's challenge

 http://morethanwordschallenge.blogspot.it/

 

 

 

 

Step by step:

I decided to make, a Spring time, layout canvas, as the word beautiful, inspired me to creating it....

 

Started by adding some papers...

Added some cardboard...

Went on, adding some pieces, of paper; used modeling paste, with stencils...

Added some embellishments: metal ones, paper flowers, chipboard...

Did some stamping, using black acrylic paint...

Added some cloth...

Did some painting, using: gesso; acrylic colours (titanium white, black, emerald green, sea blue, blue grey); pastes (leaf green, emerald green, sky blue); metallic silver...

Added some art stones (micro and macro)...

Added some feathers...

 

Finally, I added five metal butterflies...

Painted them too...

Some close-ups:

 

 

 

 

My creation for  Berry71bleu March's moodboard

 

http://berry71bleu.blogspot.it/

 

This is how, I created it:

 

First, I used modeling paste, with Finnabair's stencil, tim holtz' s stencil, a brick patterned stencil...

a window's diecut...

I added some embellishments, using school white glue...

some artstones...

Started to colour it, using acrylic colours: viridian, emerald green, sap green, light green, burnt sienna, yellow deep, yellow mid, lemon yellow, light cadmio yellow, yellow ochre, violet, black...

Added the bycicle, using white school glue...

I went on, colouring it, using also: leaf green paste, sunset orange paste, red copper paste and gesso as well...

 

I used, some clear stamps, with gesso and acrylic black...

Added some more embellishments, on the corners; yellow pom pom, flowers; a ribbon on the bycicle; pieces of cloth, on the window...

In the end, I added the word LIFE (clear embossed cardboard)...

 

Canvas I created, using one pair of my old slippers, which are a memory, to treasure for me...

I was inspired, by canvascorpbrands March mood board, spring time...

http://blog.canvascorpbrands.com/march-challenge-re-birth-enter-win/

 

This is how, I created it:

 

I applied modeling paste, together with, natural sand and white school glue on the canvas surface...

All around, I used a brick stencil with modeling paste...

Attached the slippers and covered them, with white school glue; in the inside part, I glued down, some cotton...

 

I started to colour, using metallic acrylic gold and acrylic vermilion...

I glued down, some macro and micro artstones, some pieces of faux green...

 

I used some metal embellishments, cloth flowers, plastic leaves, more faux green and crystal wired balls..

I painted them, using: gesso, acrylic colours (scarlet, vermilion, orange, lemonyellow, yellowmid, yellowdeep, green, burnt sienna, brown); magic clolours (turchoise, orange, light pink); galactic metallic pink

I added, a bird, next to the squirrel...

The letters are, pieces of chipboard that, I attached over, tiny, foam pieces; glued down to the canvas...

And coloured everything, with the paints, I have mentioned above...

Finally, I sprayed everything, with bright, protective enamel...

 

 

I am also, presenting my creation, for these challenges:

 

 http://creativeartistemixedmedia.blogspot.it/ 

http://rheddscreativespirit.blogspot.it/ 

http://frillyandfunkie.blogspot.it/2017/03/welcome-spring-challenge.html

http://www.vintagejourney.com/



http://alteredeclectics.blogspot.it/

Little piece created for finnabair's current challenge

This is how, I created it:

 

I took, a corset wooden piece, and created a design, with tiny pieces (leftovers), of emnbroidery lace, metal embellishments, broken jewelry, attached to the wooden surface, with white school glue...

For the colouring, I used some pastes (old silver, light pink, shopping pink, copper red) and metallic silver acrylic paint...

I attached, some pieces of cloth and chains, with fast drying glue...

In the upper part, I passed a chain, through a whole, in the wooden piece...

I covered the whole piece, with protective acrylic enamel...