I simply adore working with acrylic of any kind, but the one thing I can't seem to master is the photography. This page is a prime example. I have layer after layer of transparent pieces but I'm not real certain if you get that same feel looking at this photo.
"One Spooky Night"
Supplies: Paper (Little Yellow Bicycle, Basic Grey), Transparency & Die Cuts (Little Yellow Bicycle), Glitter Cut Swirl (Fancy Pants), Black Floral Spray (Prima), Die Cut Border Sticker (Recollections), Epoxy (Epiphany Crafts), Rub-Ons (Making Memories)
I curved the floral spray and made the end piece curl around the swirl in the letter 'N'. The piece was then stitched into place with black thread. Notice also that all the "Creepy Crawlies" on the border sticker were made into epoxies, yet another dimension added in acrylic.
Thanks, as always, for stopping by. I truly do appreciate it.
Edited to Add: Look for the page in the Fall, 2011 issue of Scrapbooking & Beyond Magazine.
7 comments:
Wish I had tips for you-but photographing these things is a mystery to me too.
Can't wait to see this one in person! :)
I'm not much into halloween but your layout is great!!!
scary but cute layout!!
taking trancperacy pics is hard i dont have a tip either hope you find someone who can help you :)
very very cool. i just lean my lo's or projects up against a fake plant, however, you still miss some of the details.
I know what you mean about photographing acrylics. It is tough. You did a fabulous job on this layout!
Cin it is beautiful IRL!!!!
Love this layout....and the little bat and words up top....I don't remeber them from Sat.....but could be wrong.
Gorgeous work!! Halloween is something I have a hard time scrapping.
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