I have been Gelli-Plate printing on old travel maps with fluid acrylics.
Today, I am sharing a feather from a weird bird!
I thought you might want to see my creative process for my feather.
First, I cut out 2 shapes from a Gelli-printed map and glued them into my journal. (I’m using an old map of Seattle, Washington)
Next, I used tracing paper to create a pattern and draw the shape of my feather:
I cut out the individual pieces of tracing paper and used other Gelli-printed papers to make my feather shape.
I positioned the pieces in my journal before I glued them to my paper.
I wonder what kind of weird bird has this feather, any guesses?
Happy Weird Bird Wednesday!
Cheers!
You’ve caught the floating perfectly. (K)
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Thanks Kerfe! 😃 I love to experiment with collage.
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Very creative…I like!
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Thank you! 😃
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Very cool Jill!
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Thanks Jenna! 😃 I really enjoyed the process of creating this feather. Probably because I didn’t overthink it! 🤪
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It must be from something like a roadrunner, Jill… they must need the use of a map from time to time! 😊
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Ha! Good one Tom! 😃 Thanks for giving me a smile!
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Love it! The colors feel so warm and cozy!
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Hi Debi! Thank you! 😃 I am a big fan of the color orange, it is so cheery! ☀️
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Very creative Jill. Love the colours, could be one of our parrots feather, they can be quite colourful 🦜
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Aw, yes! It could be a Parrot feather! Thanks Sally! 😍🌈🦜
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Beautiful combination of color and shapes. Love it, Jill! ❤️😍
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Thanks so much Patty! ❤️
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