Another Gown to Share with You.

I'm adding another gown to the series.

 Oh how I wish I was in my early 20's, I'd certainly want this hanging on my laundry line.

 Isn't her bodice a beauty? 

Some Blue Fern Studios Chipboard added some of the crocheted lacy look to the art piece. 

I used the Prima, Finnabair stamps to press on top of a light application 

of molding paste to capture some of the distressed wall behind the gown. 

Some close-ups for your viewing pleasure:

Thank you for stopping by and sharing my new gown creation.

Sketch Challenge at Creative Club Simple Pleasures

Welcome Friends!

The sketch challenge at Creative Club Simple Pleasures inspired me to create this work with this

beautiful Pinterest photograph of a gown.  As soon as I saw the sketch, I felt inspired to create with this particular photo that I have been holding on to for quite a while. Isn’t the bodice work gorgeous?  How could I not want to create with this kind of beauty ?  For those of you that have shared my journey on creating the Exquisite Gown Series, you know that I try to duplicate a feature of the gown with my arsenal of art products.  Here I have tried to duplicate some of the beaded work on the bodice and have placed it on the little postage stamp looking feature on the sketch, and on a little flower next to the photo on the left. Some Art Alchemy gesso, mica powder, and metallic yellow magic acrylic paint helped me to create just a little snip-it of that beaded masterpiece on the bodice. The paper I have used is Canson's Mixed Media 9 x 12 paper.

Thank you for letting me share with you this new gown to my Exquisite Gown collection.

Here are some close up's for you:

 

 

 

Simple Pleasures Sketch: