My name is Cheryl Boglioli, and I am absolutely thrilled to be a part of Susan K Weckesser’s first ever design team and honored to take part in this event.
After that was dry, I painted it with gesso allowing part of the papers to still peek through. To add some more texture to the pieces, I used light modeling paste and applied it through a stencil.
I used Ranger Archival Ink to stamp the house and sentiment directly on the canvas. The house is another Susan K. Weckesser and Unity cobranded stamp. I stamped the little snowman on some watercolor paper. The house was colored with Pan Pastels. I also added a little color and shading to the little snowman with Pan Pastels. I outlined the house with Viva Décor Black Glass Effect Gel after it was all dry.
Now, I’m going to find someone to share this with. I hope you’ll consider participating in this wonderful cause. I can assure you that you will be blessed as well as blessing others.
Cheryl Boglioli
Susan K. Weckesser Design Team Coordinator
Wonderful work. Love the little snowman!
ReplyDeleteOh My - Cheryl - this is stunning!!
ReplyDeleteWow! JJ, this is more my style than the "get really dirty" Thanks for pointing us in this direction, Beautiful canvas Cheryl
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous Cheryl!
ReplyDeleteOOoh I love this! Gorgeous and fun!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo Cheryl,love this and enjoyed reading how you popped it together!
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Awesome!! And thanks for describing all the wonderful techniques!
ReplyDeleteWaht a lovely inspirational piece to start my morning Cheryl. The textures you have achieved and the wonderful sentiment really appealed to me this morning.
ReplyDeleteAmazing canvas! I LOVE that you shared a step by step tutorial. Great ideas here that I'm going to try! THANK YOU!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! Stunning pice of art!!! I love this!!! so cool and artsy!!! Just perfect!!!
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