A journal spread with Inky Friends stamps by Saadia

 Hi,

I want to share an art journal spread with you. I hope you like it. 

Mixed media journal spread


I made the background with acrylic paints and modeling paste, did a little bit of journaling and background stamping with Mixed Media Marks stamps

Added a focal image from the Inky Friends stamp set.

Art journal spread

That's all for now. 

Thank you for visiting, 

Take care, 

Saadia Nawaz. 


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