It's that time again!
Our hop will be on THURSDAY, MAY 17th and will go live at 9am PST.
The theme is CONFESSIONS SMEARED IN INK!
Use your art to show us something you have never told your Mom about yourself...or about something you have done.
For those that don't know me, I am Lady Brayton (Lady B, or LB). You should have arrived here from Kristy's awesome blog. If not, no problem. I will post the hop list at the end of this post to get you back on track or to enable you to start at the beginning.
Warning...this is a long post!
I wasn't sure to what to confess. My mom knows pretty much everything about me. I don't typically keep many secrets. I am the Queen of TMI (too much information). I will ramble on to complete strangers about almost anything. After deep thought, there were a few things I kept from my mom over the years. Because I did have a few things to get off my chest, I decided to make a fat page book on this topic. I ran out of time and left one or two things out, but I got most of the stuff out there. When I finish the last page or two I promise I will share. There is some juicy stuff left ;)
Here are the pages of my fat book.
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I used Dylusions inks, homemade stencils, & black and white markers.
I'm not sure where the "Splat" or word bubble came from.
I used Copic Markers and Distress Inks.
(Trees: Stampscapes, Skull: Talon)
I used Dylusions inks, Tattered Angels stencils, & black and white markers.
BTW...this is the thing that would have pissed my mom off the most. Being young in the woods with a friend and no adult supervision. She would have killed me back in the day if she knew!
(image found online, source unknown)
Colored with Copic markers.
FYI...hair spray and open flames do NOT go well together!
Colored with Copic markers.
Thanks for sticking with me through my book! I hope you've enjoyed my creations and confessions.
Your next stop on the hop is the fabulous Patti.
Here is the hop list in case you get lost along the way:
Be sure to leave everyone a little bit of love for being brave and putting their personal stuff out there.