A repurposed plain 3 photo frame turned into a vintage vignette of Nature's sweetness!
No step by step today,just photos of color and texture and lovely natural elements. The colors as well as the ladies ephemera I used helped to achieve the vintage look I was going for.
The vintage costume jewelry bee pin fit right in!!
The quote is by Victor Hugo and went perfectly with my piece!
My inspiration came from Nichola Battilana of Pixie Hill
Nichola made a gorgeous triptych which she also filmed on YouTube , give it a look! ")
For the oozing and dripping honey , I used Nichola's technique of mixing a wee bit of paint with Glossy Accents and a bit of water for more flow.
The flowers are all from my gardens this spring and were dryed with Silica and the Bumble Bees were all found in Nature.
(NO critters were harmed during the creating of this piece!)
DecoArt Paints
Americana Multi-Satin
SchoolBus
Canary
Muted Gold
Americana
Butterscotch
Media Fluid Acrylics
Transparent Yellow Iron Oxide
Raw Sienna
Burnt Sienna
Burnt Umber
English Red Oxide
Transparent Red Iron Oxide
Yellow Oxide
DecoArt Decou Page-Matte
Sizzix Thinlits- Mixed Media Die
Crafter'sWorshop
Chicken Wire Stencil
Ranger Glossy Accents
McDonald's lg.black coffee
Artist Trading Post-May Challenge-Create with found natural objects
Anything But Cute Challenge#1-May-Vintage Garden
Mixed Media World Challenge-Vintage
Stamps And Stencils-Three of a kind
A Vintage Journey-Spring Colours
Mixed Media Monthly-Challenge#12-May Flowers
I really did have lots of fun with this one- hope you are inspired to use a bit of nature in your artwork!!
Thanks so much for visiting-Happy May!!
Jackie ")

