I had a lot of help from some fabulous sketches. The first one I used is from a new challenge site called Stick it Down. Here is the sketch.
Here is my page. I used lots of different wash instead of a chevron. I still achieved a feeling of movement with the colors and patterns
This is my son as we got of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland. To put it mildly, he did not like it...I wanted to convey this with bold, loud and chaos on the page, but in a contained way of course!
This next is a sketch from Stuck?! Sketches. I liked this sketch a lot. It's something I can use again.
This is how I used the sketch. I flipped it around and added some extra stuff. I love when I can use a sketch as a starting point, but you can still see the original sketch in the finished page.
My son loves to show off and when he does, he makes funny faces. I like capturing them and asking him what the faces mean afterwards. This time, he just said "I don't know"...Silly boy. So, I called it the Smirk.
That's all for tonight. I'll have more to share tomorrow. I'm not going to make my 28 posts, but I definitely will meet my 28 pages this month!
Supples- Did you...
CS-The Paper Company, Washi Tape-Recollections, MME, Bella Blvd, WRMK, Queen & Co, OA, Darice, Jenni Bowlin, tags-MME, Jillibean Soup, Pebbles, Buttons-Random, twine-Doodlebug, brads-MME, mist-Studio Calico, felt circle-Basic Grey, Alphas-Simole Stories, American Crafts, Cosmo Cricket
Supplies-Smirk
PP-Basic Grey, mist-Heidi Swapp, Alpas-American Crafts, washi-Queen & Co, arrows, Citrus Twist, Fancy Pants, Bling-Hobby Lobby
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