Friday, October 21, 2011

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Queen Kat Designs Stamp Co. "Hazel Fisher's Steampunk Stamps"

This card is the second I have designed using the rubber stamps by: Hazel Fisher's Steampunk Stamps.

Saturday, October 1, 2011

QUEEN KAT DESIGN COMPANY/ HAZEL FISHER'S STEAMPUNK STAMPS

The card is 4x5 x 1/2 inches. I uses 1 image from the 2 image rubber stamp set. by Hazel Fisher's Steampunk Stamps.
to purchase this rubber stamp visit http://www.katstamps.com/ The rubber stamp was inked with stazon and inked on a piece of white cardstock ( georgia pacific) the same image inked on an acrylic painted piece of  cardstock. Sharpies were used (fine tiped) to color the first gold bird on the card and the next was just outline in a darker shade of ink. Each bird stamp placed on a piece of cardboard from a cereal box and cut out. Eack stamp of the bird image was traced to show detail.
A shrine template was drawn and cut out, Using  4x5 1/2 DCWV cut with Kai scissors the same shape as template, glued (creative glue stick)  . Card designed by tracing the paper to fit and prepared.(pencil)
Wire edged ribbon (golden splender) was shaped into a birdcage. A paper ruller (image) placed inside cage.
Wings gold color placed on top of cage. Harness Colored leather cut into a square,positioned for background of the cage. Macrame (black) cord was beaded and placed around the claw of the bird and tied securely.  chain from found objects were placed using wire. I used the following charms:
 key charm, flower, and secured a broken  clip earring placing cardstock as backing to give strength.
Swipped yellow ink from inkpad ( brilliance).Wire utilized and twirled on a pencil and wrapped around a piece of earth colored twine from (recycled materials).

Hot glue secured each decoration including the HAZEL FISHER'S STAMPS.
Note all metal was used from my found objects supplies.

This is how I visualize the  "STEAMPUNK" Style of Designing. The Hazel Fisher's Rubber Stamps were a delight to work with. The raised detailed stamps were easy to INK using embossing ink  (testing) and pigment  as well as Stazon Ink made a workable image to create in many different ways. The embossing gun
after cooled showed a PERFECT image to use any medium to color.

Jean Blenkhorn , Queen Kat Royal Court Design Team.                                         10-1-2011

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Art Therapy "NO CHAINS!"

JEANS ART THERAPEUTIC EXPERIENCES THERAPY CLASSES
I am an Art Therapy Consultant. I have classes that will share my therapeutic experience using easy to follow

mediums using hypotherapy. As a COACH we can take a journey into fanasy and freely flow rolling the dice

of life using ART to define our inner child that is secretly planted in the deep forest of our brain.

I don't know everything and don't claim to and before you venture into "ART THERAPY" you need to be serious about this statement. I do not claim to "CURE" any mental illness you may have. This is as it says above: I am a COACH and use
ART THERAPY that gives some people a warm exciting place to experience their possiabilities. Ask a health care professional if this is an art form you should adventure into.

I have ventured into "ART THERAPY all my life and have put my feet in the "ARTS" in all forms and have had no damage to disclose to you. With that said watch for my offerings in good faith.

If you expect to be cured using ART then you are in the WRONG area. I do NOT clain I can "resolve issues' you are experiencing. I COACH and you create the ART and you are then able to "VIEW" your finished creations and take the results and think about what this art means to you personally. I will not judge your are or advise you at any time! G.B.

ART THERAPY COACH, Jean Blenkhorn aka, Art Doll

Professional Artist, Jean