1950's diner on an art journal page

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Hey bloggers Rita Barakat here! Today I am sharing a page out of my art journal
using 1950's Diner Gelatos®!

Here I mixed Gelatos® with modeling paste and used a stencil.
I used the peach & blood orange Gelatos® mixed with gesso for the skin color.
I also used PITT® Artist Pens for journaling and facial features.
I am really loving the new Gelato® colors, what do you think?

Rita Barakat Rita channels her boundless energy into her family (she has 5 kids!), directing a youth choir & drama team, and her eclectic paper crafting projects. She is on the design teams for Clear Scrap and Ta Da Creative Studios.

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02/15/2013 at 7:00 AM in Art Journaling, Gelato, PITT® Artist Pens | Permalink | Comments (3)

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I think the new colours are awesome! I love the texture you achieved on your page!

Posted by: Tabatha | 02/15/2013 at 09:25 AM

Wow!! This is beautiful!! I am loving those colors and can't wait to get my hands on them!! Thanks for sharing and have a fabulous weekend!! :)

Posted by: Larissa Heskett :) | 02/16/2013 at 02:20 AM

What stencil did you use? I love that pattern!

Posted by: Liz | 03/22/2013 at 05:18 PM

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