Butterfly Girl Art Journal Page








Hello, crafty friends! Mary here with a colorful art journal page featuring Butterfly Girl 1 and Antique Botanicals stamps by Rubber Dance Stamps.  I used scribble sticks, a stabile pencil and a black paint pen on this simple, yet vibrant background.  I have a quick tutorial video below so you can see my process.











The Stamps I've used here:


Antique Botanicals



Butterfly Girl 1


I hope you find inspiration in my art.  To find me on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook, search Motley Mixed Media.  Happy crafting!

Mary

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Susanne Rose said…
What a stunning art journal page! Thank you so much for sharing this great video tutorial.
Sunday, July 12, 2020
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