Drips
Detail
Ingredients: vintage book page, book board, acrylic paint, coffee grounds, calligraphy ink, watercolor marker, color pencil, leafing pen, dry transfer. approximately 3 3/4" x 2 3/8".
Available for purchase in The Altered Page on Etsy.
Sold. Thank you!
Grounds
Detail
Ingredients: vintage book page, book board, acrylic paint, coffee grounds, calligraphy ink, watercolor marker, color pencil, leafing pen, dry transfer, found metal. approximately 5 13/16" x 2 5/16".
Available for purchase in The Altered Page on Etsy.
Sold. Thank you!
12 comments:
Love that blue you use.
Nice work, Seth.
I've got some new toys.
Book Guild??????
love watching you work your magic - great texture & color
I saved my tea leaves today to put into an assemblage ...I think your grounds planted the seed. What type of dry transfer are you using? I have been employing gel mediums for adhering my papers and fibers to my pages and sewing them once they have dried ... just curious? I did get out a few collage books for references. This melting process is intriguing. Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
ooh, i love these, seth! particularly grounds -- i am in love! did you use used coffee grounds or instant? i LOVE instant coffee on paper and fabric. such beauty here, seth! if a dumb client didn't do a stop-payment on a big check to me, i'd buy grounds right now. maybe something miraculous will happen by morning. :)
Lovely as usual. I, too, would love to know if you use real coffee grounds or instant coffee. I have tried using coffee grounds before, but they simply wipe off in the end.
oo what a great texture & color combo!!!
~i absolutly adore the grounds painting...it looks as if there is a faerie flosting or sitting in the background...BEAUTIFUL pieces adn the contrast of colors is quite enticing to the eye...brightest blessings~
Seth, have you ever considered giving an online class? Because man, would I jump at the chance to learn from you!
Wonderful works, as always!
Love these. Good work.
These are fabulous... you really are the Grand Texture Master!
Wonderful colours, Seth. I can practically feel the textures in these pieces.
MOre gorgeous work Seth!
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