Lighthouse Regional Arts "Cogwaffle Steampunk artshow"

With the start of this years art show at 

the George Town Tasmania Watch house

Starting today .

Steampunk again but this year there were 

10 of us artist that contributed to the show 

which makes it a bigger and better artshow. 

So happy with how it looks down there .

They normally get the banner for outside done

professionally , but as the guy is away on holidays

I also cut the lettering for that too 

And a small look of the inside

Also posting to let you all know i am still here and

crafting . We had our son move to Tasmania earlier this 

year (which surprised us all . And planing for 

Neal and my big holiday this year cant wait for that .

Stencil making

Had questions about what I used to make the stencils for my

mixed media 

I used Transparency film (which I brought at the office supply store)

Cut it on the Force (by KNK)

Stencils for my mixed Media

Spent this week designing and cutting stencils 

for my mixed media art

 

Photos up close to me

Out in the country

You might have read one of my posts recently that I 

am learning how to use my new camera.

We were in the country yesterday and of in 

the distance was an interesting tree , good chance to 

practice.

i really like the detail i can get in it .

"October Here I come!"

Will show you as i learn

9 tile

I finally got around to making this for Neal .

Happy with how it turned out but if I was to do it again 

I know i would do it a lot differently

Steampunk mixed media Art journal page

been working on pages in my black art journal 

it is so much fun doing this type of art just for me .

Cruise ship came down the river

Mixed media Steampunk

Well yes 2018 has started and i did only plan to take 2017

of from blogging .

My learning different things is continuing to happen

Even now adding one more thing into the learning as

I have a new camera to learn how to use.

But for now my mixed media is moving on really well

and happy with all the things i have made so far  .

Here is a clip of a canvas i have made

I have been PUBLISHED

I have been PUBLISHED . I am soo excited that I have 3 steampunk items in 

the latest Just Steampunk magazine .

Full steam ahead

Learning how to draw better has started with faces.

Yes ladies faces to start with and i have been watching 

youtubes continusly.

(to many to name singly)

Mixed media, embossed, gell printing, water coloring, 

acrylic painting, layered paper

Spirograph and Drawing faces 001

It has been fun not to think as spirograph

as a "kids toy" as it is for all ages .

If your child has one you should go get it and 

have a go of it, it is soo much fun.

This is a Spirograph and learning to draw face .

In the them of blue!

Peaking through to steampunk

It's been a while since I posted anything 

but i have still be here working on things .

One of the things I have been doing is learning 

to draw.

Here is one steampunk picture that is mixed media.

Gell press printing , hand drawn, texture paste, die cuts

embossing and layered paper.

LARGE Steampunk Airship THREE

Then came Airship THREE this one was twice as long as 

airship TWO. Also added port holes to this one.

 Ponrabbel Boilertrumpet AIRSHIP

(which was the name of our airship at the 2017 steampunk festival)

Tasmanian Steampunk Festival

 George Town Tasmania 

24th June 2017

 Steampunk Tasmania Festival

 Steampunk Tasmania Facebook

Steampunk Tasmania  Blogspot

Steampunk Tasmania Twitter

Watch house George Town Tasmania

Now showing at the watch house George Town Tasmania

HERE

Bigger Steampunk AIRSHIP TWO

The Airship ONE HERE

was just the first of a few i made 

once i knew that pattern was right it was time to 

grab LOTS of black card stock and make a bigger one

 and added the silver acrylic paint after it was all put together

to look metalic

Here you can get an idea of the size the pattern is now

Tasmanian Steampunk Festival

 George Town Tasmania 

24th June 2017

 Steampunk Tasmania Festival

 Steampunk Tasmania Facebook

Steampunk Tasmania  Blogspot

Steampunk Tasmania Twitter