Monday, 14 January 2019

Sentimental faux encaustic canvas

Hi everyone and a Happy New Year to friends both old and new xx I must apologise for not blogging in December but life got in the way as I am sure many of you experienced and with work and personal commitments something had to give !!!
So I am here today sharing a faux encaustic canvas that I created last year, whilst taking part in Laly Mille's online workshop xx I have not finished the workshop as yet but do plan to as I so enjoyed the journey were were taking. 
It was also nice to get back to using paints and other substrates wth no particular plan in mind ! 
Lots of Painty layers and creative writing using white paint over  aged paper.
The photo is an old sepia one of my husband playing in the sea as a toddler. I did not plan to use this photograph, but when I used a technique shared by Laly the word 'Sea' appeared from below the layered  paints so it seemed quite appropriate. The nets, shells and bark were purchased in Hamburg several years ago in a lovely store called Depot. Wish we had one in the UK !!!
 Thank You so much fro dropping in to my little corner of Blog Land x Your visits are truly appreciated and I love to visit your blogs too xx

Best wishes in 2019

Crafty Hugs xxx


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9 comments:

  1. This is a very beautiful piece, and love the photo you used. Sometimes we need to take a break, and I think that's okay. Have a great week, hugs, Valerie

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  2. A fabulous canvas Annie with delightful layers that create so much depth and interest. I love your colour choices and that gorgeous photo of your toddler hubby, it fits the look perfectly. Laly’s work is lovely and I know you’ll be learning so much from her. I did.
    Happy New Year to you and your family, I hope it’s full of fun, love and creativity xxx

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  3. Your canvas is fabulous Annie - gorgeous colours, textures and layers. Have a good week x

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  4. Beautiful and atmospheric, Annie - I love the encaustic look with those wonderful layers. The photo is simply adorable - what a great choice, and a personal connection in the canvas.
    Alison x

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  5. Its a fantastic canvas Annie, great colours and lovely details. It is good that you were able to use an old family photo as well.
    Yvonne xx

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  6. This is AMAZING Annie!
    Happy New Year!

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  7. Your canvas is so beautiful Annie, I love the gorgeous background you created and it is even more special with the family photo on it. The seaside embellies are just the perfect finishing touch. Hugs, Anne xx

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  8. Happy New Year to you too! This is amazing looking. I love that gorgeous background with the spots of blue here and there.

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  9. This is wonderful Annie - such a gorgeous piece. Lovely to see you back in blogland too. Big hugs rachel xx

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Annie x