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Simple gesso and watercolor crayon background, with number stamps, rub-on letters and scraps of paper for the shoe.
word grid
completed page started on Thursday - added white wash to collage with molding paste dots - then paint - another white wash - black India ink circles and white circles to complete the pattern
I painted the pages a dark brown and then covered them with crackle medium. When the medium was tacky, I painted over with a light brown. As it dried, the crackle medium did its work and created the crackle look. I used a quote by "Mark Twain" for this page. Actually, the entire book is made up of quotes, with appropriate pictures to go along with them. I distressed the card stock using a "direct-to-paper" technique with my ink pads. I chose to change the pictures over to black and white so that I didn't have to stick to a strict color theme, though I did choose to use earth tones for this book. I used epoxy alphabet stickers for Brian's name. The patterned paper was actually a backing of the packaging a blank album had come in. I knew it would come in handy somewhere.
Doors of our lives we go through, to any destination, sometimes our lives just comprises of walking into one door, coming out another. Paths that are altered by the choices of doors we take or the ones that are closed to us.
Insite You can borrow headphones where the story of the Church was told in English, German and Polish.
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