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Detail |
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Slide mount & glass slide (collaged from behind) |
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Silk flower & diamante |
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This is very 3D - the flower stands out a lot from the page. |
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Holes |
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Pages layered, showing holes torn to allow for flower. |
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Burnt! |
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The opposite side of the page, allowing enough depth for the rose. This nearly set the book on fire. |
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More holes |
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More torn holes, layer by layer, colour by colour. |
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Beaded spiders web |
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By now, I have enough depth of holes to embroider a few. I strung tiny beads on gold wire. |
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Walnut ink |
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Just for a change of pace and to give a nice background for more art. |
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Page over credit card |
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This page was stuck tightly around the credit card to disguise all edges. This was a technique from an old Somerset Studio magazine. |
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More walnut ink |
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Credit card from front, showing the plastic over-painted with gold Lumiere. |
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Credit card - back |
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The credit card sliced with knife then heated - it softens so slices can be pulled apart. This shows the back, which needs to be covered! |
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