Showing posts with label Julia Ost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Julia Ost. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 April 2021

Treasured Memories - Julia Ost

 Hello everyone! 

Today I have a free form project inspired by amazing Dusty Attic materials!

It has been long I wanted to design such a layout and incorporate this chipboard with poppies!  For this I used several sheets from the Herbarium collection from Stamperia.  I cut flowers from one sheet, and created a composition on the other!  I painted the chipboard with alcohol markers and then covered it with a text stamp and transparent embossing powder.  It turned out to be very interesting!  I toned the frames and borders with the main color of the layout palette!

I completed my composition by adding a flower that I made myself and my favorite photo.









I hope you enjoy my work!


  Here I used:


Field of Poppies










Yours,

Julia Ost



Wednesday, 30 December 2020

Freeze Frame - Julia Ost - Mood Board Inspiration

 Hello everyone!

 I'm happy to share my new work for the December DustyAttic moodboard!



 This time I have a bright winter canvas.  I created the background for our palette, using Lindy’s sprays, texture paste and stencils.

 I love the dusty attic chipboard because it always works very nicely with it.  I covered it with sprays and powder before embossing.  Also, before creating my composition, I used paper elements, flowers and a deer-toy, which perfectly matched my idea!

 Hope you enjoy my new canvas!



















 Here I used-


Tea Leaves small




Baroque Frame – Oval Large



Clock Faces and Hands



Mini Captions #10




Cheers, 

Monday, 27 July 2020

Live for the moment - Julia Ost - Mixed Media Canvas

Hello dear friends!
I love creating  vintage projects where I build up layers, paste cracks to compose a layout made of favorite ptoducts. This time I have a triangular canvas with patina and multilayeredness made with Dusty Attic chipboard, paper and toppings.  












First I toned my layout and covered it with texture paste through the stencil with crackle effect. After that I used Lindy’s spray, wax, oil paint and structuring mixture from Stamperia to work on the texture of the layout. 
Then I used the chipboard that I painted the same colour as my layout is, added some paper elements from Ab.studio and completed it with аrt stone from Primamarketing. 
I also planned to have an eye in my project, but decided to save it for some other time. 

Instead I have a beautiful butterfly fluttering over my project!
I hope you enjoy my new composition! 













Here I used:

Clockworks Small




Cheers, 


Thursday, 21 May 2020

Wonderful - Julia Ost - Mood Board Inspiration

Hello dear friends! 
Today I have my May mood board inspiration for you! 



To enter the challenge just add your own take in the comments section of the Dusty FANattics Facebook page (so easy to enter) this is for your chance to win one of two amazing chipboard packs.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1949690068580466


I liked those colors a lot and decided to create a bright flowery layout
I used texture paste, bunch of paper layers to create volume as well as fretwork chipboard from оDusty Attic. Whenever I work with it I am always fascinated by its versatile application and today I covered it with light embossing powder to match the color tone of the whole composition. I used the note sign, frames and branches and I think all of it look great together. I added some flowers I made myself and enhanced the work with small details as I love to do.




























I hope you enjoy my work!

Here I used: