Wednesday 12 March 2014

WOYWW # 249

Hi Blogbuddies we are here again with What's On Your Workdesk Wednesday. For further details go to Julia, at  Stamping Ground.

My contribution for this week is a page in my art journal which I have been trying to complete for some time.
SanDee and Amelie have a challenge this month whereby you must include something transparent in your project and it immediately gave me an idea for completing the page.
So here is my desk.
Things do seem to be getting pushed together again, where does the space go lol!



 
Here is the double page
 
 
 
and the close-ups.
 
I used a variety of different makes of stamps for this though I am sure you will recognise the Octopode Factory, girl and boy.


 
It was in this part that I used the 'Transparency' which was the challenge for this month.
 
I stamped onto heat resisitant acetate and then heat embossed it.
With the addition of cogs and pipework I turned the globe into a submarine and placed it over the boy so he appeared to be inside.




Hope you enjoy this bit of fun Steampunk.

            Back soon,
             Angela x

21 comments:

Claudia N. said...

I LOVE LOVE LOVE your page, Angela!
What a brilliant and imaginative creation! That awesome background with the creatures popping out is so stunning! Wow!

Thank you so much for sharing this incredibly beatiful make with us at SanDee&amelie's SPC!

Hugs,
Claudia x

Unknown said...

Morning Angela
did my first woyww post today, must say you have done a lot more than me, as usual you have a fab post
keep up the great crafting
ali x

Peggy Lin said...

Hi

Happy WOYWW~ I love your canvas It's so pretty hugs

Peggy xx #1

Peggy Lin said...

Hi

Happy WOYWW~ I love your canvas It's so pretty hugs

Peggy xx #1

Uniflame said...

I love the colors of your pages. And they look fun! - Uniflame #70

Redanne said...

I love your beautiful page, the submarine is so clever and the little diver is brilliant! Hugs, Anne x

Paper rainbow said...

certainly do like your piece of steampunk! Lovely pages. :)

klistersøster said...

Your artjounal pages give the illusion of real water and being on the ocean floor. Fabulous blue and green colors, and here is plenty to discover for Felix and the girl.
Exciting with the mermaid and the marvellous marine life - I just love it.
Thank you for participating in Sandee & Amelie's Steampunk Challenge.

Hugs
Susan

Robyn said...

I feel right at home here!
thanks for visiting and the snoop around your place.
Lovely pages!

BJ said...

Well I clicked on your photos to get EVEN BIGGER close-ups. What a super background you achieved for the seascape and the globe sub is excellent and used the transparency well. Assuming you mean the embroidery book on my desk, I used to do loads of that as a teen. Thanks for the visit BJ#39

Neet said...

great pages - I especially love the helmet and the boy in the globe. Who does the helmet stamp please?
Hugs, Neet 36 xx

Daniella said...

Another wonderfully organized desk! I love your pages! You did the transparency justice!
xxDaniella#71

Unknown said...

Thanks for stopping by my blog...am loving your pages...and steam punk that isn't 'dark'...fab, am now a follower....how funny we both had underwater as our theme this week! Dawn x #61

Unknown said...

You work in as small an area as I do! What a hoot! Love your pages and your desk is pretty well organized! Thanks for hopping by and happy belated WOYWW!
Carol N #83

Krisha said...

Funny how our journals sometimes make us wait for the right idea....LOL
This turned out fantastic, love the under water steampunk.
Thanks for the visit
Krisha #33

okienurse said...

Now you can't get any cuter then that can you! I love your art journal layout! I think that little submarine is awesome. Thanks for sharing and thanks for visiting my blog and leaving an awesome comment. Vickie

Sherry said...

I love the way you have your desk organised. Your pages look great, and your transparent idea works so well!

Thanks for already visiting my blog this week :)

Sherry (no. 50 or thereabouts) x

Little Artbee said...

Wunderschöne Unterwasserwelt mit so vielen fantasievollen Details, grandiose Gestaltung. Ich liebe diesen Stil,superklasse!
Liebe Grüße
Sabine

Julia Dunnit said...

Oh that's really clever...and I love that you've used the Octopoda characters! they work really well! as for pushing the stuff together to make room....it's a skill!!!

Felix the Crafty Cat said...

So pleased you are following me, best wishes and big hugs, Angela x

Felix the Crafty Cat said...

Thank you for joining my followers, Angela x

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