Hallo,
Just a short little post to show you some projects of mine that are in the newest issue of 'Just Steampunk' magazine.
All 3 projects just happen to use the same image - 'Clara' by Charmaine Flannery. I colored her 3 different ways with prismacolor pencils and then over the course of a couple weeks made them all up into projects for the DT blog. While I was at it I sent pics of all 3 to the folks at 'Just Steampunk' - this was back in may sometime I think.....
So all 3 projects have already been here on the DT blog but I thought I would show you how pretty they looked on the magazine pages :).
First picture is the front cover just in case you want to try and find a copy for yourself - lots of good steampunk stuff in there!!!
Second picture is a necklace that I made with a big pendant and a drop charm - She got the whole page :)
Third picture at the bottom of the magazine pages is a keepsake box that I made with travel map paper, gears, a light bulb charm, some rustic flowers and some crackle distress paint and old dark brass door knobs for feet.
And the last photo shows a journal I made and she too got the entire page!!!! I had found some cool paper that had goggles on it like Clara has in her hair and then I added feather, a bird cage charm and some rustic flowers and more distress crackle paint.
All three projects were great fun and it was my first time being published in 'Just Steampunk' so it was great fun all the way around .
All for today...Take Care
Tera
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Sweet Pea Stamps in 'Just Steampunk' magazine - Tera
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Tera
I am about to adventure into the life of Retirement and am looking forward to significantly more time in the studio, playing with my Grandkids and traveling now and then with the hubby. I have spent 41 years as an RN - mostly in Critical Care. I picked up painting and more formal art again when my kids went from High School into college. I have always done some form of art, even in the busy years of Career, Mom, Military wife - mostly in the crafty forms(sewing, rubber stamping, its a long list...) Now I mainly paint with encaustic wax. Encaustic is an ancient art form from Greece and Egypt that uses beeswax, natural tree resin and pigments. Encaustic is painted while melted in thin layers and every layer is fused to those below with heat( I mostly use a torch). True to my 'normal' self I have 3 or 4 other hobbies that keep me busy too , and you will be seeing(and have been) those here too.
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