This might have worked if I’d had what I needed to do the fireplace (part of my original plan but it ended up being too hard at the time). In the first image below, the light is coming from below (from the window), emphasising the raised position of certain items. I’m never happy with the photos I take of my arts or crafts because I can never, no matter how hard I try, get the lighting the way I want it. I’m not sure that the execution really worked - does it look accidental or deliberate? I’m not sure. Ghosts jumping around (because the Blackbone Witches Book Three is SO SCARY ) and a raven in on the action with bottles bouncing around and one about to spill seemed fun. Action sceneĮarly on I was playing with colouring the bottles and placing them in various ways. Next time I try a scene like this, I’ll probably use an Etcetera Tag or something similar, that’s smaller. In the end I’m not happy with this page but it’s the best I could come up with. I played around with it a bit, trying to build the scene by placing and moving the pieces. Now I wonder if it simply wasn’t dark enough to give sufficient contrast, because damn! Some of those Halloween displays are gorgeous and dark.Īnyhoo, I was trying to represent the witches’ cottage and their activities. I tried a page with woodgrain as a background but it seemed too dark, all the objects seemed to get lost in the gloom. Once I started, I realised that the Halloween creations were all smaller, much narrower and a bit shorter than the 12 inch square paper I was using as a base. I’d seen a whole bunch of Halloween creations using these dies, all of which put my efforts to shame. This page started with the dies, including the cauldron, cobweb, shelves and bottles, which I purchased because I wanted to do this scrapbooking page.
And this is the publishers page for Daughter of Lies and Ruin. By the way, I interviewed Jo Spurrier a few years ago that interview is here and on all good podcasting platforms. Once more a book I loved inspired me to venture into scrapbooking: Daughter of Lies and Ruin is about two witches who brew potions in their cottage then travel around to sell them. Fanart: Kate Forsyth presents the Blue Rose.
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