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Fantasy Designs with Rubber Stamps

written by Rebecca E. Parsons

Here are some of the things I do with rubber stamps from Viva Las Vegas Stamps and Stampo Blog. I am so inspired by the VLV stanps…my mind runs wild!!! There is ALWAYS movement toward the edge of what’s possible here…

believe in magic card

The Believe in Magic card is a mixed media design personified. The background was painted with acrylics. The good witch’s background design was created in Photoshop. The digital background was printed and then stamped, cut out and collaged to the painted background. The words were stamped and additional details were added. The entire image was scanned and digitized, placed on a card in PhotoShop and printed.

egyptian eye

The above image pushes the limits of PhotoShop, rubber stamping and photography. I shot this image from a poster in the subway in New York last fall. I have used it several times in my art. This time I found a rubber stamp called Egyptian Eye and knew it had to be used for surreal effects. I stamped the image on paper with black ink. I scanned it into PhotoShop and placed it over the eye in the image. I stretched and manipulated the image somewhat!!! Then I created the digital painting.

Below are two version of the Alice and the Cheshire cat stamp:

Alice and the cat

Another surreal fantasy image of Alice in Wonderland with the cheshire cat! This time I stamped the image on white paper, scenned it into PhotoShop and placed it over one of my digital paintings of tall trees. I painted the cat to make him stand out. It is more like Alice in fantasy land!!!

alice's friend clutch purse

The idea or the graffiti clutch purse came when I discovered this Alice stamp!!! The background of the fabric was painted with acrylics using my graffiti techniques. A white rectangular frame was painted so the stamp would appear as a book page. Then the Alice and the Cheshire cat stamp was applied and the cat background painted. I wanted Alice’s friend, the cat, to stand out. The friend words stamp was applied last. The clutch purse was sewn and embellished in my signature rustic stitches.

 

Stamps used:

Card:

Beautiful Witch/Fairy

Believe In Magic

 

Egyptian Eye:

Egyptian Eye

 

Alice and the Cat & the Clutch Purse:

Alice & Cheshire Cat

A Friend Is A Forever Thing

 

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  1. Terri Sproul says

    March 16, 2011 at 12:17 pm

    OMG – these are amazing… Thank for the submission..

  2. Rebecca E. Parsons says

    March 16, 2011 at 1:01 pm

    thanks Terri…imagine what i could do if i had some time!!!

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DIYer. Graphic Designer. Creative. Foodie. Rebecca E. Parsons is a Renaissance gal with designers eye living happily where design meets new media. Rebecca is an award-winning graphic designer, writer, storyteller, digital and Photographic Artist, Dreamer, Lifelong Communicator and Blissful Wordsmith. Unconventional and delightfully curious, she is passionate about helping others find their visual voice through great blog design. She believes that every dream is possible and possible is everywhere!

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