Rossetti Cards
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Design team member Gayle Page-Robak made these two cards using images from the Metal Tin Rossetti collage sheet.
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How lovely, Gayle! Those buttons on the square card match beautifully — are they actual buttons, or are they brads or something else? Whichever they are, they go very well with the piece. Not only does the colour match, but their shape echoes the circles from the background pattern.
Thank you, Laura. They are brads, but I paint a lot of my own. I place a piece of blank paper over a piece of styrofoam..the paper is necessary as when I spray them with spray bombs the paper prevents the paint from erroding the styro. I just poke the brads through the paper into the styro to stabilize the brads and then spray away…that particular color is just rust preventative spray that you would use on fixing up cars! lol…not that real brass needs rustoleum! (grins).
These are gorgeous, Gayle! I’ve always liked Rosetti paintings, and I love what you’ve done with them! ~Lori
Very very pretty. I love ‘em.
Your work is so pretty and elegant.
I’m a long time admirer of Gayle Page-Robak’s artwork . . . these are simply BREATH-TAKING! I LOVE them!!!