I'm very happy with how they turned out.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Tone on Tone Layouts
I'm very happy with how they turned out.
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A blog for my art, with a little life thrown in.
I'm very happy with how they turned out.
Maria "Rinda" Ontiveros
Artist & Blogger
2016 Summertime Scavenger Hunt
The List!
1. A "wild heart" - a naturally occurring heart (like the rock above, but it doesn't have to be a rock)
2. A footprint or pawprint
3. A skeleton, bone or x-ray
4. A book or magazine read during 2016
5. A porch or deck
6. A camper (caravan)
7. A family gathering
8. A drawing, art project, artistic photograph, scrapbook page, greeting card, or art journal page created by you.
9. Someone playing with, in, or around water.
10. A bicycle
11. Fresh produce
12. A window
13. The moon
14. A buffet of food
15. A team logo
16. A map showing a trip taken during the time period
17. Twins
18. A supermarket cart, basket or trolley full of groceries
19. A seasonal cocktail or beverage
20. Someone laughing
21. A photograph of you with a newspaper or calendar page from the time period covered in the Hunt. Note: you may not use a substitute for this item.
Alternatives - if you're having trouble finding any of the above, you may substitute from this list (but you may not substitute for item #21):
alternative 1: a lighthouse
alternative 2: a baby (human or animal)
2. A footprint or pawprint
3. A skeleton, bone or x-ray
4. A book or magazine read during 2016
5. A porch or deck
6. A camper (caravan)
7. A family gathering
8. A drawing, art project, artistic photograph, scrapbook page, greeting card, or art journal page created by you.
9. Someone playing with, in, or around water.
10. A bicycle
11. Fresh produce
12. A window
13. The moon
14. A buffet of food
15. A team logo
16. A map showing a trip taken during the time period
17. Twins
18. A supermarket cart, basket or trolley full of groceries
19. A seasonal cocktail or beverage
20. Someone laughing
21. A photograph of you with a newspaper or calendar page from the time period covered in the Hunt. Note: you may not use a substitute for this item.
Alternatives - if you're having trouble finding any of the above, you may substitute from this list (but you may not substitute for item #21):
alternative 1: a lighthouse
alternative 2: a baby (human or animal)
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Decision the virtue of the will;
Courage the virtue of the spirit.
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10 comments:
Who would have thought you could layer black on black and end up with such an effective layout?! These work just great. Don't think I have ever bought black cardstock and now I'm thinking I need to start, it is so dramatic!
Wow, Rinda! I see lots of lovely layouts in Blogland - every day someone posts something fab that impresses me.
But these are just Stunning!
I have never seen tone-on-tone done with black before. This makes an amazing impact. Your use of that very small amount of neutral-toned paper in each, and the different textures of the black cardstock pieces... well, what a combination!
They both suit your chosen photos so well and I love your decision to just put the title in a small tag, rather than go with something big, that would interfere with the balance of the layout.
An amazing pair of pages, for two very lovely photos. I'm stunned...
Incidentally, I really love the trellis-like patterned cardstock you used for the gorilla layout. Fabby!
fantastic layouts Rinda! I love using black cardstock & the impact you get.
I don't think I would ever have thought of tone on tone black..and just look what you can do with it! What an impact. I'm definitely looking at black cardstock differently now. Interesting!
I love tone on tone, and these are so striking.
Fab layouts.. the black really enhances the beautiful photos!
Your layouts are great, Rinda. I wanted to do tone-on-tone for this latest prompt but I struggled with it and just couldn't seem to make it work. :o\ Yours are fabulous!
They did turn out great! Love the animal photos especially the gorilla.
Very striking.
Wow, Rinda! The tone on tone black is amazing. I would have never thought to do this; I need to give black cardstock another try!
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