Rubber Dance Art Stamps - Blog

Hello Everyone, Shilpa here, Today, I have my next Journal Page to share with you. This journal page has lots of layers of colors, texture and stamping. Here is step by step tutorial.. I already had color onto my page from previous projects. I adhered old book page pieces randomly on the surface and tag. For more colour and texture, I applied white gesso with dry brush and when it was wet, I sprinkled Colour Arte Pigments and water on the surface.   For the next layer, I stamped text , dots and Leaves on the page and tag using black and coffee color archival inks. Next, I colored piece of glassine paper using brown color pigment. And stamped Ladybug image on it using black archival ink.   I also used embossing powder to create texture at some places on the page. When I adhered Ladybug image on the tag, I finished with this journal page. Thanks so much for stopping by. Let me know if you find this process interesting. ...

Hi there!!! YES! It's October! That's one of my favourite crafting seasons, because of Halloween. I LOVE Halloween crafts, but unfortunately we do not really celebrate Halloween here in Germany :-( Today I have this tag for you. It is inspired by Tim Holtz. I used one of the cute Owls from the Owl Do Good stamp set as my main image! Enjoy my little video!   Have a wonderful Sunday! xx Susanne. Supplies: Rubber Dance Stamps: Owl Do Good Pick a Number Big Ben Alphabet in Stitches LinkDeli.com ColourCraft: Brusho Pigments (Orange, Purple, Moss Green) Brusho Sprays (Shimmering Silver, Lemon, Violet) Pearl Pigments Others: Andy Skinner Alphabet Spaghetti Stencil Tim Holtz Distress Ink / Markers Texture Paste Bluemoon Charm

Hello my dear creative friends, it's Anita here today to show you step by step how to make an Art Journal page, like this: As you know an art journal is a kind of a private journal, and many of the great artists had an art journal where they sketched and wrote down their big ideas. Often an art journal page would be a bit messy, and have some writing. And that is what I show you today. Everything is allowed in an art journal. As you can see I found some beautiful pictures in a magazine which I tore out and glued down on my page. That is also allowed, to find something beautiful and use it in your own art. Not copy it but just as a part of your own art. If you copy someone else's art you have to credit her/him. Okay, so here we go: Step 1:   Find some nice pictures in a magazine an tear them out and glue them down on your page. Step 2: Let dry, then use some clear gesso all over your page. Clear gesso to not hide the nice pictures you h...

Hi my dear friends!!! It's Susanne and I'm sharing an art journal spread process video today. I used the brand new " Textured Houses " and lots of other stamps from Rubber Dance. Here in Germany the fifth time of the year starts today - carnival. So I thought a colorful and funny page is a good idea. At first I want to show you some detail images: Enjoy the video!  xx Susanne. Rubber Dance Stamps: Textured Houses Textured Flowers Textured Feathers Fly With Me Collage Elements 1 Alphabet in Stitches  Vintage Ads www.rubberdance.com

Hello everyone! Bibi here today to show you the brand new stamps from Rubber Dance. I hope you'll like them and the sample artwork we've made. Introduction Sale - order any of the new stamps before June 20th, and get 20 % off regular price!  You can find all the new stamps here: www.rubberdance.com/category-s/152.htm The first new set of stamps is made from drawings that DT Susanne Rose did for me. These flowers are quite big - each of the big ones are 11 cm tall which means they will be  suitable not only for cards, but also perfect size for Art Journals and large canvases, for instance. Susanne calls them Textured Flowers, which I think is a great name! Here is the envelope in which I sent Susanne the stamps she had designed for me. White envelope sprayed with ink, then stamped some flowers in black. Quick and easy! This time I remembered to take a photo before adding the address .... Here is the first card I made with the new fl...