Helllooo!
I went and searched through my current and last sketchbook for the best designs. Here are the ones I have chosen(apologies i had to scan, tried to make them look as good as i could in photoshop) :(click for larger image)
The dress in the middle of the bottom row is a masquerade ball costume, which I drew after designing the masquerade mask that I am currently making for school. I will show you the mask when its finished.
Making this mask all started when I saw a black and silver masquerade mask on holidays. I loved it and was reminded that I had to make a mask for art this year. So, after we were back I remembered and set about drawing and looking up anything to do with a masquerade ball. At some point I searched youtube and came across this scene from the phantom the opera (2004). I highly recommend that you watch it! The singing,dancing not to mention the costumes are astounding!
That's all from me for now!
Emily
xxoo
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Some Sketches
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Thursday, January 27, 2011
Lets Get Shabby- Weddings
Hello all!
The Let's get Shabby, criteria for this month is weddings (anything to do with them, e.g bride/groom, flowers, church, flower girls, bridesmaids, dress and etc. I did love). You probably don't know that I actually ADORE all things wedding! I follow three wedding blogs, borrow all the wedding magazines from the library, and I aspire to become a wedding planner :D
This is what I came up with:
Oh, and I found this illustration I did a while back of a little beach hut :) Hope you like it!
Emily
xx
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Labels: challenge, drawings, let's get shabby, shabby chic
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Inkurable Stampers- One layer wonders
Wow! this challenge got me procrastinating, but i was thrilled when i finally started. It's a bit like making mail art-just go for it!
I used the stampotique honeycomb background stamp around the edges, clear embossed for a resist effect, with weathered wood and bundled sage to distress it. The feature stamp was this Stampavie Bear & Robin stamp. I used Lead pencil, white chalk pencil, white gel pen and black felt tip to colour it in grayscale. A small christmas greeting from darkroom door finished it.
Have a go at Sarah's challenge blog here.
Emily
xxx
p.s. there may be a few odd looking things, my blog is going through a bit of a revamp ;)
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Inkurable Stampers- Shabby Chic Cristmas!
Aaah! Hurry hurry hurry! Last day to enter the Inkurable Stampers November Challenge!!
These are my christmas cards for my friends (first one shown is the one I am entering)
Thanks for stopping by!
Em
xxx
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Labels: challenge, craft, inkurable stampers, shabby chic