Scribbly Tags by Amanda Southern

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Hi Everyone

I have got all scribbly this week using one of Dina Wakley’s recently released stencils. This piece started as only one tag (the one on the left) as I had used it to clean some paint up with but when I finished it I decided to make 2 more to make a set of 3.

Here’s What I Did:

In true Dina style I randomly added paints to the tags using foam and my fingers. I then stencilled paint through a selection of Dina’s stencils in contrasting colours. I then scribbled through the stencil using a Stablio black pencil, but any water reactive pencil will do. II then softened the pencil using a grey distress crayon, the softness of the crayon slightly blends the pencil. I have added distress crayon to the lips and the eye lids, every girl needs a touch of colour. Her cheeks are torn pieces of dictionary page coloured with distress crayons.

I then added additional details adding bits of washi tape and then some stamping using some of Dina’s handwriting stamps. There are a few words stamps at the bottom of each one which are all from a selection of Dina’s stamps. I have also added some dots of white paint which have been added using Tim Holtz Dot Fade stencil.

Here’s What I Used:

Ranger Size #8 Manila Tag

Stablio Black Pencil or Similar

Distress Paints

PaperArtsy Paints

Dina Wakley Stencils - Scribbled Faces, Bullseye, Essentials, Spinners

Distress Crayons

Tim Holtz Stencil – Dot Fade

Dina Wakley Stamps – Scribbly Fashion Figures, Scribbled Text Elements, Textures, From the Past, Scribbly Women

Black Archival Ink Pad

Dictionary Pages from my Stash

Have a great week

Love

Amanda X

7 comments

Nikki Acton11 April 2017 at 08:03
Wonderful Amanda... Love the bold colours and wonderful,shading. The tryptich makes it even more amazing xx
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Fliss11 April 2017 at 20:46
These are all just gorgeous Amanda, a fab background for the faces.
Fliss xx
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Unknown11 April 2017 at 22:03
Loving these a lot!!
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Inky and Quirky Designs11 April 2017 at 22:13
Ooooooh fantastic pop art once again from the best ;)
Hugs
Donna xx
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craftytrog12 April 2017 at 08:32
Absolutely gorgeous!!! Xxx
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Words and Pictures12 April 2017 at 08:57
Wow - love those faces - so full of life and colour. Very glad you went for the triptych... they work so well together.
Alison x
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Karin13 April 2017 at 11:13
wow wow stunning!
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