Painting on Plastic, an Art Journal page with Lisa Oxley

Howdy Folks ,Lisa here with a little Scrapping Clearly Sunday mixed media goodness.

Today I am sharing a piece I created using the fabulous Dura-lar paintable plastic sheets and Carabelle stamps that I picked up when the talented Birgit Koopsen was in town.

Using Black Staz On ink I stamped images on to the Dura-lar,

then using a pinch of Dina Wakley acrylic paints I roughly painted the back of the clear plastic page, and left it to dry.

Here is how I layered this page together.

Sorry about the central placement there, when I film this way, it doesn't like me.

Starting in a Dylusions journal I prepped the page with gesso and using a Darkroom Door stencil with Dylusions paint in bubble gum pink and tangerine dream I created a simple background. a little extra scrap paper for interest and detail the page started to take shape.

for this piece I also used a black fudeball pen

Matt medium

Posca paint pens

 Jane Davenport paint pens

a stabilo All pencil

Thanks a bunch for dropping by the Scrapping Clearly blog today,

 I'll be back really soon, and Ill be one year older.

Lisa xxx

Dura-lar(Love)- An Art Journal Page with Lisa Oxley

Howdy folks, Lisa here with a Scrapping Clearly Mixed Media update.

Alert Alert

I have a new substrate love ..and its plastic.

DURA-LAR

Now there are 2 types.

One Matte.. and we all love anything Matte right ..

it has a matte translucency to it so its not clear, its almost like vellum, but here is the positive, it takes wet medium and maintains its integrity, doesn't tear

Example 1 below using some super Art By Marlene Elements

Then there is the DURA-LAR Wet Media Film, which is basically a clear transparency type plastic, but the beauty of this baby is that of course it takes alcohol inks, but it also takes acrylic paint, and it doesn't bead, its double sided and cuts cleanly.

Example 2 Below using Dinaey Media -Scribbly Birds Stamps

So basically since I have scored this Dura-lar, I have not stopped playing with it.

Example 3 Below

I have a stamped a Tim Holtz Palmistry hand onto the Dura-lar using Staz On and painted the back of the image using a "Santas Flesh" Cermacoat acrylic paint.(yes that is its title)

* if you matt medium over the duralar image, you will remove the gloss and glare from the image.

Using some fab goodies from Scrapping Clearly

Kinder Kreations Mandala

TCW Matt Medium

Dylusions Paint 

Duralar Matte

Duralar Wet Media Film

Tim Holtz Stamps - Oddities 

White paint

Studio Light Border Stamps

Art By Marlene Large ring Bound Journal

 I have thrown together a quick video to show you how I created this piece above and 

how I have used the Clear Wet Media Dura-lar.

Thanks for Dropping in on the Scrapping Clearly Blog today

 Ill be back very soon with another Mixed Media Update.

Lisa xx