So, Two Roads, and the lyric goes like this:
Ain't it funny how you never can tell?
It always seems to hit you when it's going so well
A little knowledge is a dangerous thing
Now it's lawyers at midnight and the learning begins
I put my old favourite Centura Pearl through the big shot in an embossing folder, then used Distress ink across it, to highlight the texture. There are several layers of stamping across the top of the texture, to add a bit more depth.
I took a couple of book pages (knowledge, after all, comes in books!), and used some watered down acrylic, before I stamped the lyric on the pages.
I gave the page an 'edge' with my Pitt pens, just to finish it off.
Hope you like!
Resources
Substrate: Centura Pearl
Distress ink: Worn Lipstick, Stormy Sky, Evergreen Bough, Iced Spruce
Archival Ink: Cornflower Blue, Cobalt, Venetian Orange, Tree Branch
PaperArtsy: South Pacific, Snowflake
Stamps
Katzelkraft: Woodgrain
Hero Arts: Music Background CG479, Printer's type lower case LL762
Artemio: Roman capital peg stamps
Bling and Other Stuff
Sue Wilson A4 embossing folder
Faber Castell Pitt Pens: various
Archival Ink: Cornflower Blue, Cobalt, Venetian Orange, Tree Branch
PaperArtsy: South Pacific, Snowflake
Stamps
Katzelkraft: Woodgrain
Hero Arts: Music Background CG479, Printer's type lower case LL762
Artemio: Roman capital peg stamps
Bling and Other Stuff
Sue Wilson A4 embossing folder
Faber Castell Pitt Pens: various
Like it? I love it! And I have to say I'm very jealous that you got to see Chris Rhea! He has an amazing, lazy, voice. Vinyl...oh yeah! :o))
ReplyDeleteA great page & I love the texture from that embossing folder.
ReplyDeleteFab use of texture, and I love the book page idea too.
ReplyDeleteGreat lyric, fantastic page with great texture and colours, love it! :-) x
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous creation.
ReplyDeleteThis is great and I love that embossed background!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great page. Love how you did the background.
ReplyDeleteFab page, I love the background, looks really cool :)
ReplyDeleteI'm totally impressed with the way you embossed that substrate. The entire thing is awesome, including the lyrics. I confess, though, I have never heard of Chris Rea. Could it be because I'm not a Brit? Yes, I HAVE heard of the Beetles (grin).
ReplyDeleteGreat page, fabulous colours and textures.
ReplyDeleteSylv xx