Showing posts with label Freaky Freebie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Freaky Freebie. Show all posts

Saturday, August 9, 2014

Smudgefest 2014 Day 6

Day 6 Challenge - Saturday Splatter - Create something splattery, oozing, drippy, or gooey.

I believe this blood thirsty bunny is a descendant from The Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog whom is mostly known for its small part in the movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail.  Nothing says 20th century more than a pink hoodie!

Flash

No Flash

Tis' But A Flesh Wound of Deets

Smeared Ink digital stamp called Vampire Bunny.  This was an image that was for free from a past Freaky Freebie Challenge on the Smeared and Smudged Forum.

Printed onto Whisper White card stock and colored in with Blendabilities.
Fussy cut and adhered to background.
Crystal Effects over eyes, nose and teeth.

Background was made with water color paper, Faber-Castell Gelatos, and Kosher Salt.
Followed a tutorial from the Art Journal Every Day group by the lovely Laura B, Technique #29 - Salt and Watercolors, on the Smeared and Smudged Forum.
Maya Mist Red Spritz on background.

Drips were made with glue gun then left to dry.
Peeled off of silicone mat and colored in with Cherry Cobbler Blendabilities.
Crystal Effects used to adhere drips over main image and onto water color background.

Card base is Real Red card stock.
All materials used are current Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted.

Monday, February 10, 2014

Smeared Ink Weekly DT Project & Freaky Freebie February Challenge

February is here and starting tomorrow is the Bloody Valentine Blog Hop that Smeared Ink is hosting.

The Smeared and Smudged Forum is loaded with great monthly challenges.  I have been wanting to use this months Freaky Freebie, Smoky, for some time and sooo happy to have created a card for my Smeared Ink Weekly project and join the challenge.

I have combined this project with my Smeared Ink Weekly Design Team project in which I can only use Smeared Ink stamps.  I have also used Poe Boy background scraps from another project, and my new Carnies stamp set from the Smeared Ink Rubber Club past offerings.

Feet Full of Deets

Smoky is printed out onto copy paper.  
Colored in with inks and Aqua Painter.  
Fussy cut and adhered to card front.
Silver marker for eye centers.
Markers for finer details on eyes, ears, and cigarette.
Crystals Effects on eyes, nose, cigarette tip, and lucky human feet.

Lucky Human Feet
Feet are from the past offerings of the Carnies (December 2013) Smeared Ink Rubber Club set.
Stamped in Black Staze On onto Whisper White card stock.  Fussy cut.
Paper piercing tool for hole and then strung onto Silver Elastic cord (retired SU!).

Background
Card base is Whisper White card stock.
Cut up scraps of printed Poe Boy background and adhered to card front.
Dripped water sploches from Aqua Painter randomly on background to make more grungy.

Saying
Black Sharpie hand written onto scraps from printed image. 
Cut and adhered to card front with dimensionals.

All materials used are current Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted.

 
 

Monday, December 2, 2013

November Smeared and Smudged Forum Challenges

Wow, Thanksgiving was here and gone!  We had a great time seeing both sides of the family and I hope that you all had a great week/day as well.

This post is going to have 3 different challenges that the Smeared and Smudged Forum offers each month.  Each challenge is a month long, so please go check them out.

Starting this month the Forum will also offer an Anything Goes Challenge.  I will have a separate post to let you know all the new and fun stuff going on over the Smeared and Smudged Forum.

Also, Smeared Ink is offering a wonderful discount of 25% off all digi stamps and papers, use coupon code CYBERMON2013 AT CHECKOUT today for Cyber Monday!! 

First up is the Freaky Freebie Challenge.  This challenge allows us to use one of Smeared Ink's wonderful digi stamps in our projects.
This image is called Hand of St. Nick.  He is such a giver!
An ATC I am offering.  Image was printed out onto copy paper.  Markers and Blender Pen used to color in.  Crystal Effects on hand, bow, and headstone.  Candy dots in corners.

Next we have the Junk Funk Challenge.  The junk or recycled item was Halloween Leftovers.

 I have always wanted to make a buggy wreath and so did with some left over creepy crawlies that I did not manage to use in the 31 Days of Halloween blog hop.  The wreath I also got and was going to alter, but again did not have a chance. 
Picture is of wreath before I dismembered it.  Image and saying were both stamped with Early Espresso ink on Whisper White card stock, and sprayed with Melted Chocolate Dylusions Ink Spray.
Stamp is from a Smeared Ink Rubber Club past offerings stamp set, Quoth the Raven (February 2013).
Letter is saying from retired SU! stamp set, Alphabet Lower (2002). 
Crystal Effects over entire skull and letters.




The third and final project is for the Rock N' Rolla Challenge.  The Rolling Stones- Doom and gloom was the song/video that we had to take inspiration from. 
This is going to be the cover of my Art Journal.  So happy to have a great group, Art Journal Everyday and a new Mixed Media University to help me expand my learning.  The Smeared and Smudged Forum seems to offer something for everyone!
Base is a study piece of cardboard.  Images are stamped onto Whisper White card stock and then adhered to base.  I did use Crystal Effects on all edges.
Also around edges an on bomb clouds to highlight is Silver Inka Gold Metallic Rub.
Rock Candy Distress Crackle is on finger nail and randomly.
Marker used for bomb cloud and to help define finger.
As Death (October 2012) is a past offering from the Smeared Ink Rubber Club.  The image from this set is in the lower left corner, the dancing skellie and demon lady.
Hard to see stamped images:
3 Smiles and Tree - both from Daniel Torrente at Stampotique Originals.
Netting (background) and sploches (Gorgeous Grunge) - current Stampin' Up!
Kiss, S.W.A.K., burst behind demon lady (Affection Collection) and question mark - retired SU!
Retired hinges and brads from SU! for the hardware.
All materials used are Stampin' Up! and are current unless otherwise noted.