These ATC's have been done for a monthly swap over on UK Stampers Forum. This months is 'Bling' and I have decided to do a blend of blingy finishes instead of stamping.I used Bedazzles, flatbacked gems and cabochons, Stewart Gill byzantia, Viva gold paint, Stickles, violet twinkle EP and Sakura white opaque pen to decorate with little swirls. The only stamp used was a swirl. The base was made from white card and coloured using a Tim Holtz stencil and homemade mica spray made with spiced marmalade distress reinker and cosmic shimmer iridescent pigment in cinquefoil red. This was mixed and applied with a mini-mister.
The ATC's were edged with dark brown chalk ink.
Hope you like them :-)
I do like them, they remind me of Klimt :)
ReplyDeleteThey are fabulous Sid! Love the colours! x
ReplyDeleteHow funny, I had exactly the same thought at Loulabelle - Klimt! The shimmer and the kind of organic looking forms, I guess - nice job!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely dazzling! Fab work as always Sid....
ReplyDeleteLooks great, there is stamping in these though right? Sure looks like it.
ReplyDeleteLove the bling ...fab colours
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, i was told to come and look at your art and it is all fabadabadoo.i live in london and swap atcs too...have a look at my blog www.soulbrush-atc.blogspot.com and let's swap!
ReplyDeleteVery heavenly colours and blingtastic Sid...love 'em...shame I missed this swap! Hels x
ReplyDeleteLovely :)
ReplyDeleteJennie
really like all the background textures on these..lovely and bright and thanks for all your great comments on my fabric stuff
ReplyDeleteWow just came across your blog for the first time am blown away by your fabulous art work you have an amazng imagination and the envyabl eability to translate from minds eye to form. Wonderful wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteooo gorgeous bling Sid - perfect!
ReplyDeleteWOW these are stunning Sid, love the texture with all that bling :O)
ReplyDeleteThey looked even better in the flesh xxx
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