Friday
Sep102010
Points of Two - Week 35...
Friday, September 10, 2010 at 12:00PM 
Hello and welcome to week thirty-five of the Points of Two Project! This week the focus was on repetition. The challenge was to create a journal page that incorporated the repetition of something. I chose "three" houses and "five" cardboard squares.
Have a blessed day!
Materials: Bristol 400 Strathmore paper, Adirondack Color Wash Spray Inks, Goldens and Liquitex Acrylic Paint, White China Marker, Old Paper, Tag Strings, Ledger Paper, Card Board and Masking Tape.
{Visit Kira's blog to read more about her journal page!}
Reader Comments (11)
Another amazing page!! Was that an acrylic paint and water mix that you "spray-painted" on the page?
Hey, Ashlyn!
Your e-mail was not included in your comment so I am answering here. I used acrylic paint for the first colors and then added water. The ones I sprayed on are Adirondack Color Wash Spray Inks.
Cool video and process - thanks for sharing. What pens do you use? And what was the white pencil looking thing? It reminded me of an eraser I used in school but yours wrote in white. Thanks for sharing - love to see your process!
Hey, Roben:
Thanks for the info! The paints reminded me of Golden's Liquid Acrylics. I only own two colors at the moment, but they are wonderful. And as for the spray inks, I thought that might have been what you used, but I couldn't see the bottles very well in the video. Micheal's sells those and I thought about getting them to try out since I love Adirondack's Alcohol Inks so much. :)
Loved the video, completely fascinating to watch. Thanks for sharing.
The part where you are trying to get water out of the bottle, onto you brush, cracked me up, it's a classic. How many times have I done that? Many, so silly.
Great stuff. Beautiful work.
amazing page, thanks for this lesson, I enjoyed to see your Process..... have a nice day
Just visited your blog for the first time and I love it! Great artwork. And I really enjoyed the video - it's so helpful to see someone actually putting a piece together. I'll be watching more of the videos and stopping by your blog again!
This is a great page - I really love it. And thanks for sharing your process - it's fascinating to watch :-)
ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS love your videos - and all your other work too of course. Just thought I should let you know - I am a bit slack with finding time to write comments, but a faithful follower of your blog none-the-less!! Have a great day.
I love watching how you did this page...thanks for sharing!
Roben Marie, it is always a joy watching you create!
Blessings!