Finnabair art

Anna Dabrowska on Instagram: "Whimsical Gothic Collage I made - inspired by Tim Burton, magical, spooky aesthetic and my love for eclectic look! You can see it done live! simply join me on Patreon - it is included in 10 eur/month tier or higher! 💡Link: https://www.patreon.com/Finnabair Products used - Prima Marketing: - Art Basics - White Heavy Gesso - Art Basics - Heavy Body Gel - Art Basics - 3D Matte Gel - Art Basics - Soft Matte Gel - Art Extravagance - White Crackle Paste - Finnabair…

Hi, can you believe? It's me again! Last week was pretty rough - first Paperworld/Creativeworld Show in Frankfurt sucked out all the energy out of me. After all the excitement, meeting lovely, creative people and having the chance to show my mixed-media products to public I found myself sleeping in all possible places at the most crazy hours. Then we had some major issues with internet connection (which happens from time to time here) and finally family life demanded a bit of my presence…

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Hello crafty friends! It's Anat Here! I'm back today sharing my new project and video Tutorial which I called Romantic Rust. It's been a while since I've created a project with white background so I decided to alter a wooden Kitchen board, creating this contrast between the background and cluster and I love the outcome. Have a wonderful day and enjoy your crafting time! Watch the step by step video tutorial here: https://youtu.be/FX3QLtkTuMw Mixed media place supplies: Thanks for stopping…

Its been a while since I was at my desk creating... I was inspired by a recent acquisition of Snip Art Chipboards and some Finnabair molded items as well as some clock hands that I purchased at a vintage market. The photo above is my finished canvas, the photo below is how it started out! I first took out all my chipboards that I thought I might use, as well as the laser cut clock faces I was gifted. I set about laying everything out how I wanted it... then the painful part of gluing it all…

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