Sunshine and Rain and Snowstorms, Oh My!

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Hey Oddball Fans!  I am sneaking in today to share a little art journal page I created using a couple of digital stamp from Oddball Art.  I pulled a couple of the oldest digital stamps and play with today.  I grabbed IMG14 Happy & Sad Kawaii Clouds and IMG15 Kawaii Clouds Rain & Snow to create a cloud themed journal page.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art aI started my project by printing out the two digital stamps.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art bUsing my copic markers, I colored the clouds in trying to make each on have it’s own color scheme to depict the different type of clouds!

EK Gorman, Oddball Art cAnd then I fussy cut out the clouds so I could add them to my art journal page.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art dPulling out my 5″x8″ Dylusions art journal, I opened to a page that had tons of paint already scrapped onto it.  I tend to use any extra paint left over from projects inside my art journals leaving tons of pages just waiting to be created.  Today, I thought this page was a perfect jumping place for my weather clouds.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art eI started with the sunshine cloud, pulling out a sun stencil and mixing up some molding paste with yellow acrylic paint and gold acrylic paint, leaving the mixture streaky.  I pressed the paste mixture into the stencil and let it dry.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art fI added the sunshine cloud to the sun with some liquid adhesive, and a little more molding paste to help blend the cloud into the background.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art gUsing another stencil and some glitter paste, I pressed some dark blue, light blue and silver onto the art journal page.  I smeared a little extra of the glitter paste onto the page, and then glued the rain cloud onto the page.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art hFor the thunder cloud, I blended some black suit and hickory smoke Distress Oxides through another stencil.  Then I added some soft matte gel through the stencil to add some texture and cause the oxide to run.  The thunder cloud, then got adhered above the rainstorm of gray.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art iFinally, I added some plain molding paste through a circular stencil to create a snowstorm, and adhered the the snow cloud onto the page.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art jUsing some Fabre Castle pitt pens, I added a some detailing and more color to the page.  I drew a squiggly boarder around the art journal and filled it in with some raven black sparks paint from prima.

EK Gorman, Oddball Art kI hope you got a kick out seeing how I pulled together this weather inspired journal page.  Do you use digital stamps in your art journals?

EK Gorman, Oddball Art l

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