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Make:OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
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Date Taken:Sep 9, 2007, 11:27:28 PM

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Artisan Crafts / Other

bookmarks. part of the loot bag for the contest i held last month:[link] 3 pairs of differently-themed bookmarks (faux pressed leather, capiz window-inspired, and faux cloissone deco).

~havf8havme Sep 30, 2007

lj, mahilig akong magbasa ng libro *hint!hint!* hahaha.

~enricap Sep 27, 2007 Professional Artisan Crafter

they are gorgeous!

~keeboy Sep 26, 2007

Are this for sale?hehe

~Osa-Art-Farm Sep 26, 2007

dangit, quit rubbing it in that I am not getting these! Could you make this (and your box pictures) a bit larger? I can hardly see these. They look so wondeful from afar.

~blue-fusion Sep 26, 2007

done (dangit, da sometimes changes the full view size) so if you click this one, a real big image'll now show up.

~Osa-Art-Farm Sep 26, 2007

ahhh. ok, now you to take less blurry pictures in the future lol. The multi-colors on the two left and right ones is interesting. Did you write a tutorial on how to do this stuff? I forget. If not, you should. Did I already ask you this? lolol

~blue-fusion Sep 26, 2007

lol i tend to take pics of my works after crafting (hence jittery hands) with tutorials, i dunno where to begin. lol but if you're particularly interested in that faux leather look here's a tip: use really thick ivory acrylic or latex paint (thicken it with, erm, powder. i used my mom's french scented ones by accident. hopefully she doesn't find out lol) for a leathery texture, fidget the brush all over. for a wooden texture, try to create strokes that imitate woodgrain. then, dilute umber, burnt umber, sienna, burnt sienna, or a mixture of the four, dip your fingers into it, and rub away on the painted surface. rub it even if the dark coat you made's a bit dry already.

NOW, did that make sense? lol which is why i'm bad at tutorials.

~Osa-Art-Farm Sep 26, 2007

hmmmm. It's really on my 'to do' list. I have scribbled your tips in my notebook.

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