A Good Book:Art Journal page, feat. OddbBall Art

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Hello everyone!

Eny here with another fun and color packed art journal page. I love this OddBall digital stamp appropriately called IMG#24 Bonnie Book Worm. I started my project,  but coloring my image using Prismacolor Scholar pencils. Of course, you can use any medium you love.


For my overall design and look, I wanted to create the illusion that she was laying on her bed, in her cozy room. So I used up all the 5 new Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Sprays I as able to purchase. They are vibrant and fun, and very easy to use.


 To create the "bed" I used a very bright pink ink pad and directly placed it on my paper, softly running it through the bottom portion of my page.

 I wanted to also add pops of gold, and the Ranger Ink Perfect Pearl's is a quick and easy way to do so. I love using the ink pen to get very small details when I lay the powder.
 Once all that was finished,  I realized the page needed some accent details. S I got this Cicular Texture stamp set from BoBunny and stamped several of the circles at random spots all over the page using some Memento Tuxedo Black ink.

 I fussy cut my image and adhered it with some Aleen's Tacky Glue, to complete my image.
I hope you enjoyed this quick pictorial and that you love the finished project. I'm loving being a part of the OddBall Ambassadors and creating wonderful makes with these creepy cute images.

Remember to check out the OddBall Website where you can sign up to the weekly newsletter. For all those who took the time out of their busy day to come see my project I have a coupon code you can use to get one stamp image for FREE, with the purchase of 2. Use coupon code Eny1 during checkout!

Happy crafting,
Eny ❤

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