Cath Sheard Art

Cut it out: II

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Catherine Barker-Sheard

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Michelle’s challenge, last month, was to make a stencil and/or mask and then use it. Okay, so I am running a bit late on this one, but I got there finally. I manipulated a photo of our Grandson Rory using Photoshop until I had it down to the basics, then cut it out of acetate with my new soldering iron.

Although it is probably not instantly recognisable as Rory, I’m happy with it as a first attempt. The photo I’ve posted is the start of a scrapbook page for my Rory album. Thanks for the inspiration Michelle.

Now onto the next challenge…

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7 responses to “Cut it out: II”

  1. mcdc3s Avatar
    mcdc3s

    How neat. I love the face!

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  2. michelle ward Avatar
    michelle ward

    Cath ~ bravo! This looks great! I’m glad you took on the challenge. He looks adorable. Just looked through my sent mail file to be sure I sent you a thank you for the cards….didn’t see an email to you SO I AM SO SOORY FOR BEING SO LATE in thanking you. THANK YOU. *smacks head for being such a dunce*

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  3. thethinkingwoman Avatar
    thethinkingwoman

    Very cool! I am entranced by these portrait stencils and seeing how well yours turned out, I may try it. Thanks!
    — JeriAnn

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  4. Wabbit Avatar
    Wabbit

    Very cool! I’ve been working on something similar without the success you’ve had. But I’ll keep trying. Love your use of color as shown on the Flickr link.

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  5. Susan Avatar
    Susan

    I really like this stencil. I could not get motivated to do a stencil, but this one is inspiring. Thanks for coming by and looking at my castings (Crusade #20). Hope to see you again.

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  6. Ursula Clamer Avatar
    Ursula Clamer

    I think it looks FAB! and especially well done for a first attempt.

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  7. Wabbit Avatar
    Wabbit

    Cath, your attempt at a portrait stencil is soooooo much better than mine! I too am entranced by these portraits and am determined to do one to my own satisfaction.

    And thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. ;-))

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