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Tuesday 2 February 2016

Q is For Queen

Hello.  Welcome.  It's been a while since I played at PaperArtsy where the current challenge is hearts.  So I was lurking around and spotted a lovely post by Debs where she stamped a heart background.  I decided to combine with the Craft Barn's Dictionary challenge and alter one of my giant playing cards.  


I stuck a piece of lined paper onto my playing card and stamped the collage heart from Paperartsy HP1105.  I added a piece of ripped book paper.  Norwegian.  Could be an exciting story!   


I stamped the queenly looking lady from Paperartsy LPC007, coloured some grunge paste black and applied it through Tando's distorted harlequin mask. 


I hadn't realised how big the definition of queen is in the dictionary!  So I added the definition at a bit of an angle and then offset my fussy cut queen down and to the right of the stamped image.  Actually I quite like that!  It a bit like a very detailed shadow.  A pictorial echo?


Thanks for dropping by.  Hugz

Joining the fun at
Paperartsy Topic 2 - Hearts
The Craft Barn Alpha/Dictionary Challenge - Q

16 comments:

  1. Love the queen stamp and your background.

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  2. Great altered giant playing card, Gail! I love how you created the queen's shadow (out of necessity!). Brilliant! She is quite lovely, indeed. Thanks for the visit to my blog and for the giveaway info!

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  3. She is quite a delightful queen! Love all these great techniques you used on this art piece. It's a teriffic collage!

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  4. Great use of the stencil to ground the queen. A lovely card xx

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  5. Love all the layering, and perfect stamp too!

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  6. Gorgeous. I love the echo effect!

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  7. great collage. I love the impression of the depth in your work!

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  8. Great queen! The shadow doesn't look out of place and the background hearts look good too.

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  9. This is gorgeous. The stamp you used was beautiful, especially because I'm not a stamper. I really enjoyed the ghost image you created, too. This is a fun and lovely entry.

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  10. A superb piece and yes i like the shadow effect too x

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  11. Love the shadow you created. A great alteration to the playing card.

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