The advantage of working in monochrome is that you can concentrate on design and texture. Design was sorted with the sketch which I followed.
Texture was achieved through; stamping on linen effect card, Tim Holtz tissue paper, Prima You and me deep grey paper with torn edges, soft layers including thread, lace and cheesecloth dyed with Tim Holtz black ink. Using black stars glitter paste through an ink blot stencil, delicate line rub-ons and stickers for a deeper crisper design.
The text element is from the Collins book of quotations about Cats, including Macavity, the poem quoted in my husbands favourite film ‘Logans Run’.
I made some florals from layers of book paper, with gold and teal mica powder and deep ultrathick glossy accents to give a wet look. My husband thinks they look metallic.
The sketch inspired me to add an acetate butterfly. Every layout should have a butterfly.
Introducing Mytens
She has been trained to get up on the dining room chair to receive her treats which makes life much easier for my wheelchair husband who cant bend to the floor.
And she curls up to cat nap on my lap.
I always wanted a lap cat.