Showing posts with label circles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label circles. Show all posts
Saturday, October 24, 2009
CHEERS! Helga's #2 challenge
This week we were to use reading materials - books, magazines, etc. - to find images for a collage. Add some of our circles from the first week's challenge and then add even more circles or dots to the final collage.
A lot of fun - wonder what Helga will have us do in next week's challenge?
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Helga at ARTchix is having a nine-week challenge series for those who want to play along. This week's challenge is to make a grid and play with circles and dots. I used dye inkpads to make most of my circles/dots and to add color to some squares, too.
For the first row, left to right:
Square one: a flat backed glass pebble was used for the green circles. The end of a brass stencil stylus was used to make the tiny dots.
Square two: The circle of dots is a rubber stamp; center dots were punched from green paper; chains were added with a sharpie pen.
Square three: The end of a lipstick tube was used for the circles and a copper metallic pen used for the tiny dots in the centers.
Second row:
Square one: A pencil eraser was used for the polka dots and a Sharpie pen to add the tiny circles.
Square two: A bubble rubber stamp.
Square three: A brass washer made these circles.
Third row:
Square one: The end of a nail polish brush.
Square two: The end of a push pin.
Square three: Sequin waste.
Thanks for taking a look!
For the first row, left to right:
Square one: a flat backed glass pebble was used for the green circles. The end of a brass stencil stylus was used to make the tiny dots.
Square two: The circle of dots is a rubber stamp; center dots were punched from green paper; chains were added with a sharpie pen.
Square three: The end of a lipstick tube was used for the circles and a copper metallic pen used for the tiny dots in the centers.
Second row:
Square one: A pencil eraser was used for the polka dots and a Sharpie pen to add the tiny circles.
Square two: A bubble rubber stamp.
Square three: A brass washer made these circles.
Third row:
Square one: The end of a nail polish brush.
Square two: The end of a push pin.
Square three: Sequin waste.
Thanks for taking a look!
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