April 27, 2018

From the Artist Tribe: Getting Grungy with Vintage Photos

The Artist Tribe and I have all been busy lately, but we're back today! Linda Edkins Wyatt is bringing grunge and vintage together in these gorgeous art journal pages using old family photos. 

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Linda is using techniques she learned in "Radiant Rust" a class she took with Seth Apter a few months ago, and the results are stunning!

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Linda used embellishments cut from sari scraps as well as a mix of various Baked Texture embossing powders to help achieve all of those gorgeous, grungy effects! Make sure you head over to her blog to get more photos and all of the details on these beautiful art journal pages!

 

Apr 27, 2018 4:00:00 AM | Art Journal / Mixed Media, Gwen Lafleur Studios, The Artist Tribe at Gwen Lafleur Studios

1 Comment

Tracey

Mmmmm just look at all those lovely textures colours. What a fabulous way to encapsulate a wonderful memory. Stunning journal pages, thank you for sharing.
Creative wishes Tracey x

Posted by: Tracey | April 27, 2018 at 04:32 AM

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