A couple weeks ago I had gone on about using up a bunch of scrap shapes that I just toss into a large baggie. I started randomly gluing then to a journal page, then used gesso over the whole page. I used paint and ink to add some color. I had dumped a small box of crayons on Betsy (
I have always loved NEW crayons, and just had to have a look at them LOL) So there they were just laying there so pretty and new and screaming "Use Me! Use Me!". What was I to do? I stripped the paper off them (
Oh no naked crayons!) grabbed my embossing gun and started to melt them onto my page, just through the middle. Oooooh I liked that, looks like a rainbow puddle. Hence the sentiment written with a white out pen.

WOYWW 177 Betsy displayed a journal page all gessoed and textured, ready and waiting. I had bought some Modeling Paste at Hobby Lobby when we were on vacation. I used a rather thick stencil and decided I didn't care for it, so I laid a piece of paper over it and smooshed it a little (
yes smooshed is the correct term for this particular technique LOL) When I pulled he paper back up some of the modeling paste came with it, so I smooshed that back onto the journal page and got a repeat. I sat looking at this nice white, textured page all I cold think about was Charlie Brown and the Great Pumpkin. (
I have NO idea what that connection was about) Out came the paints and this is the results of a morning playtime in my art journal. The lettering was done with dimensional paint.
I can see where this modeling paste can be very addicting, it gives more dimention than just using regular gesso.
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This is the type I bought, guess I should have taken the price tag off it first LOL !
Until later,
Inky Hugs
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