Halloween Everyday, Day 18

For today's class I had to do a little improvising, but it turned out just fine, I think. We made this spooky 3D portrait. Now, I did my best to make it look as 3D as possible, what do you think? I used foam tape and copic markers to create more shadows effects on the skull cut out and it seemed to do ok at the right angle. I'm happy with it, considering I didn't have the exact products used in the video. It will look great in the junk journal. Be sure to check out Toni's you tube channel to see her awesome Halloween series. 

The cracked acetate sheets from Tim Holtz make for the best creepy looking photos. The skull I cut from one of the TH ephemera pieces. The frame is also a TH piece which I sanded, added alcohol ink, then heat embossed with clear gloss . 

I also added alcohol ink to the acetate because creepy, grungy, and old is what we're going for, right!

This journal is going to be so cool when we finish it on Halloween! 

Thank you for coming by the studio to check out my Halloween projects. This is one of the most fun projects I think I've ever done and I really look forward to Toni's videos every single day. I know it's a little premature, but I hope she is able to do something similar for Christmas. Fingers crossed! :)