Inspired by the playful whimsy of collages created by Rex Reed, an artist of the movement called mid-century modern art, I designed two brand-new masks from StencilGirlProducts.com.
Below: This patterned paper was developed using my two brand-new masks as well as -- in the upper left corner, the lower left corner and the far-right center -- a "mini-Fantasia" mask that's included in my 9" x 12" ATC Mixup Swatton #1 L768. This Artist Trading Card-sized design is a miniature version of my 9" x 12" mask Fantasia L450. Both "fantasia" designs stylize the circular shape; circles are also stylized by my two just-released masks. So using them in combination brings unity to a finished composition. (The art sample below isn't a finished composition; it's just a printed paper!)
Champagne s960 is my new 6" x 6" mask, and its brightly colored print peeks out at the bottom left, above.
The third mask that I used above was my 4" x 4" Carnival m340. This is the mask I chose for making the prints below.
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| Above: This background paper had been part of an old painting. |
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| Above: This background paper was pre-printed in a design based on circles, the same shape that I've stylized in designing this mask. |
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| Above: This background paper was pre-printed by myself, some time ago. Its heart shape remains somewhat visible. Can you see that heart? |
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| Above: This background paper has a look of Carnival Holiday Brazil! It's a purchased novelty paper splashed with assorted colors and spotted with metallic gold paint. I made this print after I'd cut off the top of the original frame from my 4" x 4" mask Carnival m340. |
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