Art journal spread/ Shkarpet Alena

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After looking at the chipboard from our Mad Scientist collection, I got the idea to arrange a spread in the Art Journal with the great Russian scientist chemist Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleev.

Making such a reversal is not difficult:

1. As a basis, I took three A4 watercolor sheets and connected them with paper clips in a notebook

2. I applied a transparent primer to the base and then created the background using sprays.

I applied each new layer of sprays, having previously dried the previous one.

3. Added some stamps using several shades of ink.

4. Placed the main composition, focusing on our chipboard and complex background.

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Mixedmedia notebook / Shkarpet Alena

Hello my good!

I continue to experiment with creating notebooks, combining mixed media techniques and classic binding.

I created this notebook in soft mint tones, covered the spine of the notebook with sewing, and the back with a pleasant cotton fabric.

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Mixedmedia Notebook / Shkarpet Alena

Hello!

I continue my experiments with the chipboard and actively use it on the covers of my mixmedia notebooks. It perfectly tolerates all staining procedures and adds a charming volume to the work.

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Mixed media layout "Soul" / Shkarpet Alena

Hello everyone, my dears!

The vintage style is so close to me that working with it gives me real pleasure.

Today I created for you a delicate vintage page with our amazing chipboard

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mixed media Notebook "Vintage history" / Shkarpet Alena

Hello, my darlings

You know, my work began with a passion for notebooks .. I was very interested to know them from the inside, how they are tripled, how the binding is stitched. And there was a great desire to learn how to make them myself.

 

Today I will show you a rather interesting notebook with a composite cover, where the front and back are decorated with a mixed media background, and the very base is the most delicate suede.

Several years have passed and I still get real pleasure from their creation.

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