One of the modules in Roben-Marie Smith's workshop "You've Got Mail....Art" is about creating mail art using a catalogue as the base. Truthfully the idea didn't grab me but I had some garden catalogues and thought I would give it a go. I really like the result!
The base or substrate is a Vesey Fall Bulbs catalogue, I have used white gesso, a Hero Arts paint dauber in Neon Yellow, fine black and pink Montana Acrylic markers and created the mailing labels with underpapers from another project. I also created a large tag to write on when I send this piece off. I will fill the envelope when I know who it is going to and stitch around the sides of both the envelope and tag.
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Showing posts with label Roben-Marie Smith. Show all posts
12 August 2014
7 August 2014
YOU'VE GOT MAIL ART
This is a workshop offered by Roben-Marie Smith at Every Life Has A Story.
This piece is created from a plain gift bag and has been folded and covered so that the recipient can unfold and use the gift bag. Clever! I adore the "reuseability".
Folded, sealed and ready to be covered and addressed.
The altered gift bag. The handles are folded down to be enclosed in the final steps. This is a scan so you don't see the dimension.
This piece is created from a plain gift bag and has been folded and covered so that the recipient can unfold and use the gift bag. Clever! I adore the "reuseability".
Folded, sealed and ready to be covered and addressed.
The altered gift bag. The handles are folded down to be enclosed in the final steps. This is a scan so you don't see the dimension.
16 July 2014
SCALLOPED FLAP MAIL ART
I know that I will discover my own style of creating mail art but in the meantime I am having some wonderful creative time following along with some "masters of mail art". This piece was created by following Roben-Marie Smith's tutorial "Scalloped Flap Mail Art".
and the back!
So out of the box for me but I can hardly wait to put it into the "mailbox" and surprise someone!
and the back!
So out of the box for me but I can hardly wait to put it into the "mailbox" and surprise someone!
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