Fred's Dog Escapes

GOT STEAMPUNK?

Tried something new with this one.  I took some Architex adhesive tiles by EK Success and placed them in a grid pattern.  Using heavy snips I cut some tiles to place in between the circles.  The steampunk dog was stamped onto the tiles with StazOn ink and colored with Copic markers.  All pieces were layered over an old piece of window screen and held together with screwhead brads.

THE YEAR 1902

I love to collect vintage ephemera to use in collages.  This piece uses an original receipt from 1902, an old photo, and an old postage stamp.  The steampunk watch is rubber stamped on vellum that has old postcards printed on it and then colored on the back of the paper.  This patterned vellum is layered over scrapbook paper that has clock images.

STEAMPUNK EYES

STEAMPUNK POLLY

This piece was created with two stamps from Third Coast Rubber Stamps.  Colored with Copic markers and pieced over printed scrapbook paper.  It was published in Just Steampunk!  issue of Just Cards! Vol. 2, 2012

THE END OF THE JOURNEY

As the knights near the end of their journey, the lovely maiden also departs, her watchful presence never noted by those below.
The frame of this piece is a piece of  scroll scrapbook paper cut down to fit.

SHIPWRECKED STOWAWAY

Our heroine is not sure she is better off as a stowaway, or being cast onto an island with this sword wielding creature.